Jagan claims collapse of law and order in AP, demands President’s rule

YSRCP chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has demanded the imposition of President’s Rule in Andhra Pradesh, alleging a total breakdown of law and order under the TDP-led NDA government.

The former chief minister alleged that YSRCP leaders and activists were being targeted through false cases, “illegal” arrests, and an “organised campaign of political harassment”. 

“When there is no protection to politicians and citizens, law and order is deteriorating, and the Constitution is being violated, then



why shouldn’t President’s rule be imposed?” Reddy posed on ‘X’.

He said on Friday that the recent attack on Dalit village panchayat president Nagamalleswar Rao of Mannava village in Guntur district in broad daylight shows the “lawlessness” in the state and the video of that incident depicts the gravity of the situation.

Jagan also alleged that YSRCP workers were being “assaulted” for defying the ruling TDP and questioned whether people are truly safe under the Chandrababu Naidu government.