Varra Ravindra Reddy, a prominent supporter of the YSR Congress Party and close associate of YS Bharathi (wife of Andhra Pradesh CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy) and Kadapa MP Avinash Reddy, was arrested by Andhra Pradesh police at the Mahabubnagar border after evading capture for some time. Reddy, who had gained notoriety for posting derogatory and vulgar remarks on social media, particularly targeting political figures such as Chandrababu Naidu, Pawan Kalyan, and Y. S. Sharmila, had been on the run

When the YSR Congress party was in power, Jana Sena Party chief Pawan Kalyan and his party leaders used to target former Kakinada MLA Dwarampudi Chandrasekhar Reddy, making serious allegations against him on illegal transport of PDS rice from Kakinada port. Dwarampudi, too, used to counter these allegations and make abusive comments against Pawan Kalyan and the Jana Sena Party leaders. In fact, Kapu strongman and former MP Mudragada Padmanabha Reddy, too, was attacking the Jana Sena leaders a

The serious comments made by Jana Sena Party president and Andhra Pradesh deputy chief minister Pawan Kalyan against the lackadaisical attitude of the police and their alleged soft stand towards YSR Congress party activists seem to have stirred up action within the Naidu government. Hours after Kalyan's remarks, the government took strict action against Kadapa superintendent of police Harshavardhan Raju for being lenient towards a YSRCP activist involved in abusive social media postings a

YSR Congress Party has accused the coalition government in Andhra Pradesh of using the police to intimidate and harass social media activists in an attempt to silence dissenting voices. The opposition party has vowed to fight back against these tactics and continue to question the actions of the ruling coalition. YSRCP Legal Cell President V. Manohar Reddy stated that they will not hesitate to file private complaints against those responsible for the illegal arrests of the party's social

Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy, a prominent figure in the political landscape, has recently raised concerns about the surge in false cases filed against social media activists in the state. He highlighted that around 50-60 cases have been registered, creating a climate of fear among these individuals. In response, he called for immediate action and solidarity to support those facing legal troubles. Ramakrishna Reddy emphasized the need for constituency coordinators to stand by social med

Senior YSR Congress party leader Dadisetti Ramalingeshwar Rao, also known as Dadisetti Raja, is facing the possibility of arrest in the murder case of a local reporter in Tuni. The former minister from the Tuni assembly constituency in East Godavari district is under scrutiny in connection with the murder that took place in October 2019. Despite the murder case being initially filed against Dadisetti Raja by the Tuni rural police, there was little progress in the investigation due t

The recent electoral defeat has left the YSR Congress party in disarray, with many senior leaders choosing to leave the ranks. Jagan Mohan Reddy, the party's leader, is grappling with internal challenges, including his sister Sharmila's claims for equitable asset distribution, compounding the party's woes. Amidst this turmoil, a surprising figure has stepped forward in support of Jagan: Posani Krishnamurali. Known for his outspoken nature, Posani has been encouraged by J

The YSR Congress party (YCP) in Andhra Pradesh appears to be in denial regarding the electoral mandate delivered in the recent state polls. Some party leaders, including Roja, have suggested allegations of EVM tampering, while others speculate that the state may face early elections due to the proposed Jamili elections. However, the party seems to be focused on everything but critically evaluating their substantial defeat and learning from past mistakes. In a recent meeting in Tirup

The recent electoral defeat of the YSR Congress Party (YCP) has left a significant void in leadership, particularly among its once-prominent figures. During Jagan Mohan Reddy's tenure as Chief Minister, the party boasted several firebrand leaders who were influential in their constituencies. However, the aftermath of the polls has seen these leaders largely absent, unable to navigate the political landscape shaped by the dominance of NDA candidates and public discontent. Kodali

The YSR Congress party has recently experienced a notable shift with the departure of Balineni Srinivasa Reddy, a senior leader and staunch YSR loyalist. The former MLA from Ongole made headlines by joining Janasena in the presence of Pawan Kalyan, marking a significant change in the political landscape. Balineni's move comes amid ongoing tensions between Jagan Mohan Reddy and his sister Sharmila regarding the distribution of family assets. In a series of candid remarks, Balinen

What began as a political divide between YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and his sister Sharmila has evolved into a complex legal battle over the properties of their late father, former Chief Minister YS Rajasekhar Reddy. While the siblings have long had ideological differences, the situation intensified when Jagan filed a plea against Sharmila and their mother, Vijayamma, in the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) regarding a dispute over shares in Saraswati Power company. Recent revelations

YSR Congress party president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy finds himself in a complicated situation as he navigates the turbulent waters of a family feud while simultaneously pointing fingers at political rival and TDP president Chandrababu Naidu. This latest twist has Jagan lamenting that even his personal conflicts, particularly those involving his sister Sharmila, have become fodder for political attack. Recent weeks have seen Jagan and Sharmila publicly airing their disputes over the pro

The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP), once a dominant force in Andhra Pradesh with 151 assembly seats and 22 MPs, is now facing an existential crisis. The party's dramatic loss in the 2024 elections, which saw its tally fall to just 11 MLAs and 4 MPs, has led to a wave of defections and internal strife. Many senior leaders, who had been staunch allies of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, are now leaving the party in frustration. Among the significant exits is Alla Nani, Mopidevi Venkataramana, an

The YSR Congress party is facing significant turmoil following a resounding defeat in recent elections. Among the various issues plaguing the party, one prominent case involves Devineni Avinash, a YCP leader accused of participating in the vandalism of the TDP office in Mangalagiri and Chandrababu Naidu’s residence. This incident has exacerbated the party's troubles, with former MP Nandigama Suresh already arrested in connection with the case. Now, attention has shifted to Avinash,

In times of natural calamities, there is often an expectation for leaders from all political parties to come together and assist in relief and rescue operations. The recent floods in Krishna and Guntur districts have prompted an active response from leaders of the ruling NDA government, including Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, who have been actively involved in supporting affected areas. However, a noticeable absence has been observed from leaders of the YSR Congress party, who were previo

Nearly three months after Andhra Pradesh's historic election, the YSR Congress Party (YCP) remains in disbelief over the outcome. Former Nagari MLA and prominent YCP leader Roja has openly expressed her shock at the scale of the defeat, asserting that the party's performance did not justify such a significant loss. In her words, "Odipoyentha thappu memu emi cheyaledu," she conveyed her

Telugu Desam Party (TDP) national president and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has made it clear that his party will entertain defections only if YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) members resign from their current positions before joining TDP. This stance comes amid rumors of potential mass resignations from YSRCP, including some prominent leaders. Naidu’s statement aims to ensure that defections are handled with proper procedural adherence and integrity. One notable

Kollam Gangireddy, a controversial figure associated with the YSR Congress Party (YCP), is reportedly on the verge of joining the BJP. Gangireddy, who has faced serious allegations including involvement in the 2003 Alipiri Bomb Blast and numerous red sandalwood smuggling cases, is said to be seeking refuge in the BJP as he navigates mounting legal challenges. His arrival in Vijayawada and impending meeting with AP BJP chief Purandeshwari has fueled speculation about his motives. Rec

In a significant development in Andhra Pradesh politics, Chandra Babu Naidu has outlined new conditions for YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) leaders who are considering joining the Telugu Desam Party (TDP). With YSRCP's influence dwindling, now limited to only 11 seats and having lost its opposition status, there is increasing speculation that several of its key leaders might defect to TDP. Naidu has made it clear that any such defections will come with a prerequisite: interested leaders must f

In the wake of a disappointing performance in the recent assembly elections, YSR Congress Party has launched a fierce critique against the Election Commission of India (ECI), alleging various irregularities in the electoral process. The party has expressed significant doubts about the integrity of the polling process, focusing on accusations of EVM tampering and discrepancies in the reported results. Despite the passage of nearly three months since the elections, the party remains unsatisfied