Chandrababu Naidu cited registration of over 7,000 cases against TDP and Jana Sena activists
Accordingly tdp National President, chandrababu naidu, and Jana Sena Chief, pawan kalyan have expressed concerns about irregularities in electoral rolls in Andhra Pradesh. They asserted that the ruling Yuvajana Sramika Rythu congress party (YSRCP), led by chief minister Jagan mohan reddy is resorting to enrolling bogus votes out of fear of losing power. Naidu and kalyan alleged that the YSRCP government is filing false cases against tdp and Jana Sena activists to hinder their campaign efforts for the upcoming polls.Chandrababu Naidu highlighted that the state is witnessing an unprecedented level of anarchy, accusing the ruling party of making a mockery of democracy and destroying various systems. He mentioned the enrollment of 1.15 lakh bogus voters in the chandragiri assembly segment, emphasizing the need for credible bureaucrats to oversee the electoral process. Naidu criticized the appointment of 2,600 women constables as booth level officers, questioning their expertise in handling election processes. The former chief minister raised concerns about the active participation of district collectors in promotion campaigns favoring the ruling party, alleging biased conduct.Naidu cited the registration of over 7,000 cases against tdp and Jana Sena activists, with instances of activists being sent to jail. He compared the situation to the well-conducted assembly elections in telangana and demanded the deployment of central observers during the poll process. In nutshell, chandrababu naidu and pawan kalyan accused the YSRCP of manipulating voter lists, filing false cases, and creating an atmosphere of anarchy, raising concerns about the integrity of the upcoming elections in Andhra Pradesh.