A key development has emerged in the Andhra Pradesh liquor case as the Special Investigation Team (SIT) intensified its probe. On Wednesday, officials conducted raids at several locations in Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam, targeting companies linked to accused Narreddy Sunil Reddy.
Raids were carried out on ten firms owned by Sunil Reddy. SIT teams searched his residence at Sneha House on Road No. 3, Banjara Hills, as well as offices in Sagar Society on Road No. 2, Banjara Hills. Additional searches were conducted in Katedan, Rajendranagar, Khairatabad, and Phase 1 of Kamalapuri Colony.
Sources said investigators suspect that money from the liquor scam may have been diverted to these firms. During the operation, officials seized several key documents believed to contain crucial evidence. In Visakhapatnam, raids were conducted on two companies, where records and financial transactions were examined.
Sunil Reddy, considered a close aide of former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, remains under scrutiny as investigators try to trace money trails. The SIT’s aggressive action signals a deepening investigation into the alleged liquor scam that has rocked the state’s political and business circles.
