Sanatan Dharma Savior Pawan Kalyan and CM Naidu always give lectures - But Own State Turning Lawless
In a deeply disturbing incident from kuppam — the constituency of andhra pradesh chief minister N. chandrababu naidu — a woman was reportedly tied to a tree and brutally beaten by tdp party workers over a loan dispute of just ₹80,000. The horrifying scene was made even more tragic as her child stood nearby, crying helplessly. This act of mob justice has sparked outrage, highlighting the growing sense of lawlessness and impunity under the very leadership that claims to uphold democratic values and human rights. The fact that such violence occurred in the CM’s own constituency raises serious concerns about the ground-level governance and the unchecked behavior of local party cadres.
Leaders like chandrababu naidu and pawan kalyan often position themselves as champions of justice, constantly criticizing others for administrative failures. However, such brutal incidents within their own political backyard expose a glaring hypocrisy. While they deliver eloquent speeches on law, order, and morality, their silence or delayed response in the data-face of such human rights violations speaks volumes. The incident not only demands swift justice for the victim but also accountability from those in power who have allowed a toxic culture of political entitlement and lawlessness to fester in the state.
The entire government administration took immediate action and resolved the issue after this video gained widespread exposure on social media. While chief minister Chandrababu himself ordered the arrest of the offenders, home minister Anita had a video call with the victim. But netizens went out their rage on social media against pawan kalyan and Naidu. One of the posts read, "In Andhra, cm Naidu's constituency kuppam, his party workers t!ed a Woman to a Tree & Be@t her for a Loan recovery of ₹80k while her child crying nearby
Pawan Kalyan & Chandrababu always give lectures to others, while their own state is turning Lawless"
Leaders like chandrababu naidu and pawan kalyan often position themselves as champions of justice, constantly criticizing others for administrative failures. However, such brutal incidents within their own political backyard expose a glaring hypocrisy. While they deliver eloquent speeches on law, order, and morality, their silence or delayed response in the data-face of such human rights violations speaks volumes. The incident not only demands swift justice for the victim but also accountability from those in power who have allowed a toxic culture of political entitlement and lawlessness to fester in the state.
The entire government administration took immediate action and resolved the issue after this video gained widespread exposure on social media. While chief minister Chandrababu himself ordered the arrest of the offenders, home minister Anita had a video call with the victim. But netizens went out their rage on social media against pawan kalyan and Naidu. One of the posts read, "In Andhra, cm Naidu's constituency kuppam, his party workers t!ed a Woman to a Tree & Be@t her for a Loan recovery of ₹80k while her child crying nearby
Pawan Kalyan & Chandrababu always give lectures to others, while their own state is turning Lawless"