YSRCP accuses A.P. govt. of attempting to weaken circumstances in opposition to Naidu, needs trials exterior State

Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu is violating bail circumstances by influencing witnesses and tampering with the data by inserting his trustworthy individuals in key positions, alleges YSRCP chief Kakani Govardhan Reddy.
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Alleging that the NDA authorities is leaving no stone unturned to water down the circumstances in opposition to Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, the YSR Congress Social gathering (YSRCP) has demanded that the trial of those circumstances must be accomplished exterior Andhra Pradesh.

Addressing the media on Tuesday, YSRCP chief Kakani Govardhan Reddy mentioned be it the multi-crore scams associated to talent growth, fibrenet, inside ring highway alignment, assigned lands within the capital area or Margadarsi, the NDA authorities is ‘pulling out all of the stops to tamper with the proof and weaken the circumstances.

“Mr. Naidu has been violating the bail circumstances by influencing witnesses and tampering with the data by inserting his trustworthy individuals in key positions. He’s harassing those that have filed the circumstances after gathering correct witnesses, paperwork and data displaying the large-scale corruption. In such a scenario, justice will be accomplished provided that the trial is held exterior the State,” The previous Minister alleged. 

He alleged that the federal government had been vindictive to these officers concerned within the investigation of the circumstances in opposition to Mr. Naidu, including that IPS officers P.S.R. Anjaneyulu, and Chief Sunil Kumar had been suspended. 

“A lawyer from Delhi has been engaged to advise Mr. Naidu find out how to weaken the circumstances.  The court docket has sought supporting paperwork in these circumstances, which is being delayed intentionally and the case filed within the Supreme Court docket to cancel Mr. Naidu bail is being extended on one pretext or the opposite,” Mr. Govardhan Reddy mentioned.