Gannavaram’s ex-MLA Vallabhaneni Vamsi, who made headlines for his controversial switch from TDP to YSR Congress, is now facing scrutiny from the AP government over allegations of irregularities in gravel mining activities. Vamsi, who once held significant political power in the region, now finds himself at the center of a potential investigation that could have serious consequences.

The government has initiated vigilance on Vamsi and has indicated that a CID investigation may be launched if necessary. This move comes as a blow to Vamsi, who has been a prominent figure in local politics for years. It appears that the tables have turned for the once-influential politician, and he may now have to answer for his alleged involvement in questionable mining practices.

In addition to Vamsi, several of his associates and support system members are also facing legal troubles. Recent reports suggest that individuals like Olupalli Mohanaranga, Anagani Ravi, Bheemavarapu Ramu, and M Babu have been arrested in connection with various cases, including an attack on a local TDP leader during YCP's tenure. These arrests indicate a broader crackdown on individuals associated with Vamsi and raise questions about the extent of his influence in the region.

The developments surrounding Vamsi's legal troubles come in the wake of his public fallout with Chandrababu and his family members. Vamsi's critical remarks about the former CM's family have sparked outrage among TDP supporters and have fueled calls for legal action against him. As the investigation unfolds, it remains to be seen how Vamsi and his associates will navigate the mounting legal challenges they face.

It appears that Vallabhaneni Vamsi, once a formidable political force in Gannavaram, is now on the defensive as the AP government tightens its grip on alleged irregularities in the gravel mining sector. The unfolding saga underscores the volatile nature of politics and the consequences that can arise from shifting allegiances and questionable activities.