YSR Congress party president and former Andhra Pradesh chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy is learnt to have issued a stern warning to Pulivendula deputy superintendent of police Murali Naik, saying that he would have to pay heavy penalty for targeting his party leaders and workers.
Murali Naik is serious probing the cases against Kadapa MP Y S Avinash Reddy’s PA Raghava Reddy and party social media activist Varra Ravindra Reddy for the alleged abusive posts on social media against chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu, deputy chief minister Pawan Kalyan, their family members and home minister Vangalapudi Anitha.
While returning to the helipad after completing his visit to Pulivendula a couple of days ago to attend the funeral of his cousin Y S Abishek Reddy, his party leaders earlier complained to Jagan about the DSP’s investigative methods.
Acting on their complaints, Jagan summoned Murali Naik to the helipad.
When Naik went there along with two circle inspectors, Jagan openly fumed at him and warned him saying: “This government might change in two or four months. Then your real story will begin.”
Murali Naik reportedly remained silent when Jagan was threatening him with dire consequences. He quietly left the place without giving any reply, sources said.
This open threat by Jagan has become a significant point of discussion in political and public circles, raising concerns about undue influence and intimidation in law enforcement processes.