The arrest of Chandrababu Naidu and his subsequent placement in Rajahmundry Central Prison has left his son Lokesh deeply agitated.
In response, Lokesh journeyed to Delhi seeking support from the members of the I.N.D.I.A. alliance.
During an interview with the national media, he urged, "I believe it is imperative to wage a civil war against the regime of the ruling YSRCP government."
This statement has sent confusion among many, with many questioning whom Lokesh intends to target with his call for civil war.
YSRCP supporters contend that it was the Honorable Court that ordered Chandrababu's imprisonment after hearing hours of arguments on both sides. They ask whether Lokesh is contemplating a civil war against the judiciary and the principles of justice, in the guise of mentioning the government.
Just days earlier, Sidharth Luthra, Chandrababu Naidu's advocate, who was unsuccessful in preventing his client's remand, tweeted that it might be time to take up swords when justice is not in favor.
YSRCP sympathizers argue that both Chandrababu Naidu's son and his attorney seem to be hinting at violent measures to incite law and order issues in Andhra Pradesh.
Lokesh further stated, "My father, a politician without any corruption allegations, has been remanded without any concrete evidence."
As the remand order was issued by the Honorable Justice, YSRCP supporters question whether Lokesh is insinuating that the judiciary intentionally imprisoned his father without evidence. Consequently, they demand Lokesh's apprehension to prevent any potential anti-social activities against both the judiciary and the public.
Besides, Mr. Lokesh appealed for the support from the 28-member I.N.D.I.A alliance, despite TDP is not a member in it.