Chandrababu Naidu, the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, has publicly rejected the idea of engaging in revenge politics following his wrongful arrest by Jagan Mohan Reddy over a questionable skill scam case. After Jagan's rise to power, a section of TDP loyalists believed that Naidu might retaliate and have Reddy jailed as payback for the political vendetta. However, Naidu dismissed these speculations, maintaining his commitment to serving the public rather than seeking personal revenge.

In a recent media interaction, Naidu made it clear that he would not follow a path of retaliation. Despite the possibility of charges related to the Adani power scandal and the Tirumala Laddu issue, which could have led to Jagan's arrest, Naidu emphasized that his leadership would focus on governance and public service. "There will be no revenge in our tenure. We are here only to serve the public," he stated.

Chandrababu's decision underscores his political maturity, as he refrains from stooping to the level of revenge politics that some of his supporters had hoped for after his unjust imprisonment. His stance shows a focus on maintaining a constructive and people-centric leadership approach without getting embroiled in personal conflicts or retribution.