Sharmila argued that special status, Polavaram funding, the Kadapa steel plant and the Duggarajapatnam port were clear commitments. She said these guarantees are the rightful benefits of Andhra Pradesh. She added that not even five percent of these promises reached the people. She questioned the MPs’ memory and their responsibility towards the state.

She criticised BJP and state parties for focusing only on political gains. She said many MPs behave like rubber stamps in Delhi. She claimed their silence shows loyalty to Modi rather than the people. She said this attitude damaged the state’s progress and delayed key projects.

Sharmila questioned why leaders refuse to fight for special status when it could have boosted the economy. She accused Modi of cheating, Chandrababu of misleading people and Jagan of surrendering to the Centre. She said special status vanished from political discussions because leaders stopped raising their voices.

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At the same time, Y.S. Sunitha, daughter of the late Y.S. Vivekananda Reddy, arrived at the court for hearings linked to the Viveka murder case. She presented her arguments against accused A8, A7, and A5, urging the court to continue the CBI investigation. Her presence drew media attention as the two high-profile personalities attended hearings in separate cases.

Despite being close relatives, Jagan and Sunitha did not greet each other at the court. Both remained focused on their legal proceedings and avoided any interaction. Their silence added intensity to the already charged atmosphere in the court premises.

After completing arguments, both Jagan and Sunitha left the court separately. The hearings in both cases concluded for the day, and further dates are expected soon. Legal teams on both sides stated that they will continue pursuing the cases with full attention.

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YSRCP chief Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy stated that the Adani Data Center agreement was initiated in November 2020 and that the foundation stone was laid in May 2023 during his tenure. He asserted that key groundwork, including infrastructure arrangements, progressed only under the YCP government.

Countering this, the TDP fired back, claiming that the project was conceived in 2019, when N. Chandrababu Naidu was the Chief Minister and that the initial understanding with the Adani Group was reached during their regime.

With both parties locked in a credit war, the Visakhapatnam Data Center has now become a fresh flashpoint in AP’s political battlefield.

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