Recent political dynamics in Andhra Pradesh have intensified as accusations and blame games dominate the discourse. Jagan Mohan Reddy, head of the Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress (YCP), has placed responsibility on Chandrababu Naidu and his government for a distressing incident at Gudlavalleru Engineering College. The controversy centers around the discovery of secret cameras in female hostel bathrooms, which Jagan claims is a result of the state’s deteriorating educational system under Naidu’s administration. He argues that the issue reflects broader governmental negligence and a cover-up by the ruling party.

Jagan’s allegations have sparked significant controversy and criticism from his opponents. TDP supporters argue that it is inappropriate for Jagan, a former Chief Minister himself, to lay blame on the current CM for the actions of individuals within a college. They assert that while the incident is indeed tragic and highlights severe lapses in security, attributing it to Chandrababu Naidu’s governance might be seen as a politically motivated move rather than a constructive critique.

This escalating blame game underscores the polarized state of Andhra Pradesh politics, where each party accuses the other of failing to address critical issues. The Gudlavalleru incident has become a focal point in this larger political conflict, reflecting the heightened tensions and divisive rhetoric prevalent in the state’s current political landscape.