YSRCP chief and former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Wednesday raised questions over the law and order situation in the State, flagging a case of two police personnel allegedly found intoxicated and involved in a road accident.
Speaking to reporters in Tadepalli, Jagan Reddy alleged that the Andhra Pradesh police attempted to save its officers. However, the statements given by officials contradict each other. Highlighting the case, he alleged a "mafia situation" was prevailing in the State with the police,
politicians and criminals working together.
He said, "First time in the history of the country, you have never seen the situation in the country . Two SIs were intoxicated and were found in the car. The driver was also high, and the car met with an accident.
"The villagers surrounded the car and videotaped the backseat and dickey, where ganja and liquor were found. Mafia situation is prevailing. Cops, political bigwigs and criminals are working together as a mafia and doing this business, including drugs," he explained.