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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Ravi criticized the previous YSRCP government for hiking electricity tariffs nine times in five years, which he said pushed people into unnecessary financial strain. He explained that the current administration has successfully controlled high-cost power purchases, making the tariff cut possible.

The Minister also highlighted that the government has already waived ₹926 crore in True-Up charges, providing additional relief to consumers. He assured that further reductions in electricity rates will be implemented in the coming months, reaffirming the government’s commitment to affordable power and people-friendly governance while maintaining the stability of the state’s power sector.

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Avinash Reddy said the village secretariat system has been rendered ineffective, while Rythu Bharosa Kendras are failing to supply urea on time, forcing farmers into severe distress. He also condemned the government’s move to privatize medical colleges, calling it a conspiracy against the poor that denies them access to quality healthcare.

He added that earlier governments provided investment support to farmers, but the present regime is pushing them into crisis . Furthermore, he alleged that law and order has deteriorated, with gambling and betting being openly encouraged by coalition leaders.

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Social media platforms have highlighted issues such as urea shortages, unpaid student fee reimbursements, and rising debts, sparking public discontent. Opposition leaders allege that while the government quickly responds to posts against TDP leaders, it ignores derogatory content targeting YSRCP women leaders and even family members of Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy. With rising criticism over unfulfilled promises and mounting debts, the government’s move to curb social media is being seen as a strategy to silence dissent.

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He said Jagan should feel ashamed for politicizing fertilizer supply. The government, Ravindra added, is ensuring urea supply as required and supporting farmers. He accused Jagan of trying to provoke people with conspiracies, assuring that farmers need not worry because the government stands firmly with them.

On medical colleges, Ravindra dismissed Jagan’s charges of privatization. He demanded Jagan explain how many colleges he completed in five years. He specifically challenged him to debate the Bandar Medical College works. Ravindra clarified that the government is developing medical colleges under the PPP model to improve infrastructure.

The minister alleged that Jagan incurred ₹6,000 crore debt in the name of medical colleges. He said once the works are completed, colleges will return to government control, making the accusations meaningless. Ravindra also accused Jagan of blocking PG seats and described his governance as destructive and shameful.

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