YSRCP Supporters Attacked by Jana Sena & TDP - Cheap Politics
To uphold peace and order in andhra pradesh and put an end to what it refers to be orchestrated violence against its supporters and minorities in the state, the ysr congress Party (YSRCP) requested President Droupadi Murmu's involvement on Thursday.
YSRCP mp S. Niranjan reddy said that serious and orchestrated violence is rife throughout the state in a letter sent to the President.
"Those who have been recognized as YSRCP sympathizers are the specific targets of this brutality. This is not a single occurrence; rather, the YSRCP leader noted, "These acts of aggression are part of a concerted effort to intimidate and displace members of our community who openly supported our party's ideology and candidates in recent elections."
He alerted her to the "alarming situation" that had developed in the state after the elections.
YSRCP mp S. Niranjan reddy said that serious and orchestrated violence is rife throughout the state in a letter sent to the President.
"Those who have been recognized as YSRCP sympathizers are the specific targets of this brutality. This is not a single occurrence; rather, the YSRCP leader noted, "These acts of aggression are part of a concerted effort to intimidate and displace members of our community who openly supported our party's ideology and candidates in recent elections."
He alerted her to the "alarming situation" that had developed in the state after the elections.
He asserted that the YSRCP's sympathizers and supporters, particularly those from marginalized communities like the SC, ST, BC, and other minority groups, which include women and children, are experiencing severe acts of violence.
Similar letters were also written by the rajya sabha member to the director general of police, Harish Kumar Gupta, and the governor of andhra pradesh, S. Abdul Nazeer. He said that members of the YSRCP are being intimidated and forced to leave their communities and houses. He stated and bemoaned the lack of response from the local law enforcement authorities that there is systematic damage of property intended to permanently uproot these followers from their ancestral lands and homes, so establishing an atmosphere of fear and subjection.
Similar letters were also written by the rajya sabha member to the director general of police, Harish Kumar Gupta, and the governor of andhra pradesh, S. Abdul Nazeer. He said that members of the YSRCP are being intimidated and forced to leave their communities and houses. He stated and bemoaned the lack of response from the local law enforcement authorities that there is systematic damage of property intended to permanently uproot these followers from their ancestral lands and homes, so establishing an atmosphere of fear and subjection.
"The offenders are not facing any legal consequences, which gives them even more confidence to intensify their attacks during this time of political upheaval and a lack of clear leadership. In the letter, he stated, "The volume and intensity of these attacks have only increased in the last day, indicating a troubling trend that warrants immediate and serious attention." Links to videos and media articles describing the violence were sent by the YSRCP leader.
In the state, the TDP-led alliance defeated the YSRCP in the May 13 elections, the results of which were announced on june 4.
In the state, the TDP-led alliance defeated the YSRCP in the May 13 elections, the results of which were announced on june 4.