The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister's Office (CMO) has recently seen an influx of visitors as CM Chandrababu Naidu engages with various stakeholders, particularly in light of flood relief efforts. A notable visitor was YS Sunitha, who, along with her husband Rajasekhar Reddy, arrived at the CMO to donate a cheque of ₹10 lakh towards flood relief operations.

During her visit, Sunitha also took the opportunity to address concerns regarding illegal cases filed against her and her family. Following their meeting, media reports emerged indicating that she urged CM Naidu to expedite the investigation into the murder of her father, Vivekananda Reddy. This case has remained a point of contention and has been criticized for being inadequately addressed by the previous YCP government.

Sunitha has been vocal in her campaign against YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, leveraging her father's tragic murder to rally public support and demand accountability. With a new government in place, she likely hopes for a renewed commitment to justice, prompting her request for a faster investigation process. Notably, CM Naidu has expressed confidence that the inquiry into Vivekananda Reddy's case will be concluded soon, indicating a potential shift in how the case is handled.

This visit not only highlights Sunitha's ongoing political engagement but also underscores the broader implications of her family's legacy in Andhra Pradesh politics. As she continues to seek justice for her father, the dynamics between her family and the current government may evolve, affecting both public sentiment and political narratives in the state.