A major development in the ongoing investigation into the alleged liquor scam involving the previous YSR Congress government has come to light with the arrest of Vasudeva Reddy, the former Managing Director of the AP Beverages Corporation. This arrest by the Andhra Pradesh CID is a critical turn in uncovering the purportedly massive financial irregularities and illicit operations linked to the liquor industry in the state.

The arrest of Reddy is significant given his central role in the alleged scam, which involves a complex network of illicit filling stations, distilleries, and liquor depots. As the CID delves deeper into the investigation, there are growing expectations that more detailed and potentially staggering revelations about the scale of the liquor operations under the YCP government will emerge. The scandal is rumored to involve amounts exceeding Rs 60,000 crore, a figure that highlights the alleged scale of financial misconduct during the last five years.

This unfolding investigation has captured considerable attention, reflecting broader concerns about financial governance and corruption under the previous administration. As the probe continues, it is anticipated that further details will come to light, shedding more light on the extent of the alleged scam and its impact on Andhra Pradesh’s political and economic landscape.