As the inquiry began, Duvvada Madhuri warning over Duvvada Srinivas police inquiry drew attention outside the police station. Madhuri expressed anger over the investigation and questioned why police were focusing on Srinivas. A brief commotion took place near the station, prompting police to take Madhuri and some supporters into custody.

Speaking to the media, Madhuri asked whether there were no other crimes in Srikakulam district to investigate. She warned that she would not remain silent if any harm came to Srinivas.

Madhuri also questioned the timing of the police notices and claimed that political reasons were behind the action. She said she was ready to face questioning if required and vowed to continue raising her concerns.

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According to him, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu introduced this policy to ensure better healthcare for poor families. He explained that the government aims to remove financial barriers to medical treatment. As a result, the scheme is expected to benefit lakhs of households across Andhra Pradesh.

During the programme, the minister handed over cheques to 100 beneficiaries in the village. He stated that families struggling with medical expenses will receive timely financial support. He also noted that the government is working to expand assistance through multiple welfare channels to ensure maximum coverage.

The minister added that his constituency alone received ₹2.10 crore in aid for 1,200 beneficiaries. He said the government will continue releasing funds to help more families soon. With the Sanjeevani scheme, the state hopes to build a stronger and more accessible public health support system.

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Handlooms and Textiles Minister S. Savitha shared the details, stating that Cyclone Montha affected weavers along with farmers. She said Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu’s government took the decision to support struggling families across the state.

According to the minister, around 27,982 handloom families were identified as victims. Of them, 718 weavers lost yarn, dyes, and other items due to water damage. Relief materials are being distributed through district administrations.

District-wise, 4,278 families in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema, 3,900 in Krishna, 3,333 in Srikakulam, 2,400 in Nellore, and 1,700 in Tirupati were badly hit by the cyclone. The government assured continued assistance until full recovery.

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Jagan recalled that similar incidents had occurred earlier at temples across the state. He pointed out that during Vaikunta Ekadashi in Tirupati, six devotees lost their lives in a stampede. Likewise, seven devotees had died in a tragic incident at Simhachalam Temple.

Expressing grief over repeated tragedies, Jagan said the Kasibugga incident was another painful reminder of inadequate safety measures at temples. He appealed to the state government to take responsibility and act swiftly to ensure such events never recur.

He emphasized the need to prioritize the safety of devotees during major religious gatherings and strengthen management at all temples to prevent future disasters.

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Continuous rainfall pounded the coastal districts from East Godavari to Srikakulam. Heavy downpours flooded low-lying areas, damaged crops, and disrupted road transport. Power supply was interrupted in multiple regions. East Godavari, Alluri Sitarama Raju, Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram, and Srikakulam districts have been severely hit.

The sea turned rough near Srikakulam as waves surged violently. Fishermen were warned not to venture into the sea. The Meteorological Department stated that the remaining moisture from Cyclone Motha will continue to bring rain for the next two days, including in border districts of Telangana.

State authorities have been mobilized for relief operations. Revenue, Panchayat, Electricity, and Disaster Management departments are working on emergency measures. The government has instructed officials to assess crop losses and provide assistance to affected farmers.

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The issue started when Soumya, a principal from Lologu KGBV, alleged that MLA Koon Ravi Kumar politically motivated her transfer. She claimed that he used his influence to remove her from the position. After Soumya attempted suicide, the controversy turned into a political matter.

The YSRCP took advantage of the situation by criticizing Koon Ravi Kumar, accusing him of exploiting his power for personal grudges. Duvvada Srinivas joined the debate, criticizing the government for failing to address the caste-based discrimination affecting the district.

Srinivas pointed out that attacks on a specific caste had been increasing, especially in Tekkali, where caste-based appointments dominated. He warned that this situation would lead to a larger protest movement.

The situation has escalated, attracting statewide attention as political leaders continue to exchange accusations, turning it into a significant local issue.

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