YSR Congress Party chief and former CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, who has recently launched a Digital Book App to remember those who harassed his party members during the coalition government and to take action against them after he came to power, is said to be shocked with the nature of complaints he has been receiving from the party cadre.
It was launched on the lines of the Red Book mentioned by Nara Lokesh in the past in the opposition. Jagan Mohan Reddy, who alleges that YSRCP workers are facing serious difficulties during the coalition government and that the authorities are harassing them, says that if such people file a complaint in the digital book, they will be brought before the law after his government comes to power.
However, strangely, a complaint has been filed against a former YSRCP MLA in this digital book app. This complaint has now become a topic of discussion. Complaints have been registered in the YSRCP digital book against former Madakasira YSRCP MLA Thippeswamy.
Councilor Priyanka and her father Vikram have complained that he took Rs. 25 lakhs on the promise of giving him the post of municipal chairman. Similarly, Ramaraju from Dokkalapalli village also complained that he took Rs. 75,000 on the pretext of giving him an Anganwadi helper job. This matter has now become a topic of discussion in the party.
This complaint has also been registered in the YSRCP Digital Book. In this context, the case of former YSRCP MLA Thippeswamy has led to a heated debate in the party. Moreover, recently, Navataram Party National President Rao Subrahmanyam filed a complaint against former minister Vidadala Rajini on the Digital Book app. He himself revealed this matter.
In 2022, Vidadala Rajini attacked the Navataram Party office, his house and car in Chilakaluripet, Palnadu district. Rao Subrahmanyam told the media that he had complained to YSRCP President Jagan Mohan Reddy through the Digital Book app to take appropriate action against her and get justice. Later, he showed the ticket received through the Digital Book app.
He said that if he gets justice, he will have confidence that YSRCP workers will also get justice, as Jagan said. It is noteworthy that before Rao Subramaniam filed the complaint, former minister Vidadala Rajini launched the digital book app at her house in Chilakaluripet along with party leaders and ranks. Overall, it has become interesting to see complaints being made against the party leaders in the YSRCP digital book in a row. The YSRCP high command has to respond to these complaints.