Meanwhile, the mention of the Red Book has now created political ripples. Minister Vasamsetti Subhash said former YSRCP minister Kodali Nani reacts nervously whenever the topic arises. While speaking to the media in Amaravati, Subhash strongly criticised Kodali Nani. He recalled that Nani had made offensive remarks against TDP leaders earlier to please former Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy.

However, Subhash alleged that the same leader now fears accountability. He dismissed YSRCP’s signature campaign against government decisions on medical colleges as a political drama. Instead, he advised the party to analyse why it secured only 11 seats in the 2024 elections.

Furthermore, Subhash accused the previous government of turning Visakhapatnam into a drug hub. In contrast, he stated that the present coalition government continues to focus on Visakhapatnam’s development. He added that Lokesh remains committed to long-term growth and governance reforms.

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Kodali Nani added that he could not participate in public programs due to his recovery. He said he would attend similar people’s movements for the next six months. After that period, he promised to return to active public life and take up issues as before.

He also stated that he would continue to fight for people’s concerns. He said several irregularities in the state would be exposed. Nani declared that all efforts would be made by him to face challenges and work to bring Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy back as Chief Minister.

Kodali Nani is known as a firebrand leader of the YSRCP. However, his health issues kept him away from aggressive politics after the coalition government came to power. His supporters feel that the old intensity was missing, though he appears occasionally in public events.

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