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YS Jagan Reddy to Meet Governor Over Attacks on YSRCP Protests, Alleges TDP Conspiracy
- •Former Andhra Pradesh CM Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy will meet the Governor to report alleged attacks by TDP groups on YSRCP's peaceful rallies demanding a CBI inquiry into DSC recruitment irregularities.
- •Jagan Reddy accused CM N. Chandrababu Naidu and Education Minister Nara Lokesh of orchestrating the violence and using police to support their plan, calling it a 'rowdy force' to suppress dissent.
- •He alleged that attackers snatched lathis from police and pelted stones at YSRCP workers, claiming Chandrababu planned the attack from Kuppam.
- •Jagan Reddy stated that despite YSRCP members being injured, police registered cases against them instead of the alleged assailants, calling it a 'standard modus operandi' involving false propaganda.
- •YSRCP vows to continue its fight against the DSC scam and demand a CBI inquiry, warning against police misuse of law under political pressure and demanding action against Naidu and Lokesh.
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YS Jagan Mohan Reddy decided to meet the Governor to explain the attack carried out by TDP groups on peaceful YSRCP rallies. These rallies were organized to demand a CBI inquiry into irregularities surrounding the DSC recruitment process.
YS Jagan alleged that Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Education Minister Nara Lokesh orchestrated the violence to divert attention from the DSC recruitment scam. He stated that attackers snatched police lathis and pelted stones at YSRCP workers while police booked cases against the victims instead of the assailants.
The YSRCP demanded that immediate action be taken on complaints filed by party leaders and that cases be registered against Chandrababu Naidu and Nara Lokesh for sending the groups responsible for the attacks. Jagan asserted that the party will continue pushing until the DSC recruitment process is handed over to the CBI.