Sharmila exposes Jagan connection to B

Sharmila exposes Jagan connection to B. The Andhra Pradesh political scene is heating up, with a new battlefront emerging between Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and his sister, YS Sharmila. This sibling rivalry adds another layer of complexity to the already charged political atmosphere in the state.

Viveka's Murder Case and Political Sparring:

Sharmila, contesting as the Kadapa MP candidate for the Congress party, initially targeted Jagan and his party over the unresolved murder case of their uncle, YS Vivekananda Reddy. However, a court order prohibiting political commentary on the ongoing CBI investigation has temporarily subdued this line of attack.

Jagan's Counteroffensive:

Jagan, during his statewide tour, addressed the media and dismissed Sharmila's challenge. He expressed confidence in her losing the election and even losing her deposit. He further alleged that both the Congress and TDP, including his sister, were involved in implicating him and his late father, YS Rajasekhara Reddy, in false cases.

Remote Control Allegations and Sharmila's Response:

Jagan sensationally claimed that Sharmila and the Congress party are being manipulated by TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu through Revanth Reddy. He labeled the Congress as a party under Naidu's "remote control."

Sharmila, in a sharp retort, acknowledged Jagan's understanding of remote controls, suggesting that he himself has been operating under the influence of Prime Minister Modi at the center and individuals at home, both of whose names start with "B." This veiled reference is widely interpreted as an allusion to Jagan's wife, Bharati.

Sibling Rivalry and Political Implications:

The public spat between the siblings highlights the deep-seated political and personal differences within the YS family. This ongoing feud adds a new dimension to the electoral landscape and could potentially influence voter perceptions and alliances.