Vijayawada: Outgoing Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy urged the Governor to intervene to stop post-counting violence against YSRCP members.

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has alleged that the Constitutional system has collapsed in the state and appealed to the Governor to intervene to stop attacks on his YSRCP leaders and supporters. He alleged that democracy was under threat due to Naidu’s political vendetta.

TDP supporters allegedly attacked the houses of two YSRCP leaders on Friday in Vijayawada and Gudiwada. The TDP supporters are attacking YSRCP leaders and sympathizers and supports in all districts of AP after the post election counting. They are vandalizing and destroying the Government offices i.e., village secretariats, RBK’s etc.

They are vandalizing the foundation stones and pillars which were laid by the YSRCP Chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy. They destroyed Statues, Stupas at Rajamundry and they gheraoe the SV University Vice – Chancellor Srikanth Reddy at his chamber. They lifted the statue of former Chief Minister YS Rajasekhar Reddy in SKU at Ananthapur.

TDP supporters attacked the houses of former minister Kodali Sri Venkateswara Rao (Nani) and former MLA Vallabhaneni Vamsi in Krishna district.

The assailants pelted stones on the house of Vamsi in Vijayawada. They damaged two cars parked in front of the house and tried to barge into the house. Some of the attackers climbed onto the car and dared Vamsi to come out. Police intervened to prevent the situation from slipping out of hand.

The TDP men were raising slogans against Vamsi and warned that they would not spare him. They were protesting against some remarks made by Vamsi in the past against TDP Cheif N. Chandrababu’s wife Bhuvaneswari.

The alleged TDP supporters also tried to attack the house of Nani in Gudivada town. Visuals circulated on social media show miscreants throwing eggs towards the house of Nani in the presence of police personnel. Some of them also tried to barge into the house. Nani too lost the recent election from the Gudivada Assembly constituency.