Home Minister must resign over Parole to life convict Srikant

Tadepalli, August 22: YSRCP SC Cell State Working President Kommoori Kanakarao demanded an immediate inquiry into Home Minister Anita's role in granting parole to notorious rowdy sheeter and life convict Srikant. The parole issued on Anita's recommendation involved substantial financial transactions and misuse of power, eroding public trust. Kanakarao insisted Anita resign without delay.
He urged Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu to suspend the two TDP MLAs, Kotam Reddy Sreedhar Reddy and Pasam Sunil Kumar, who endorsed the parole, as they nurtured and supported Srikant. Srikant's family remains embedded in TDP, fueling political favoritism. Despite opposition from the SP, jailer, and Home Department's Joint Secretary, Anita overruled them. "Why recommend parole against unanimous advice?" Kanakarao questioned, calling for an investigation into her motives.
The parole serves as a government diversion to shift focus to Aruna, arrested on a 15-year-old incident and a one-year-old complaint. Police scrutinize her past associations, settlements, and phone recordings and videos. Releasing these could expose all involved parties. Srikant's release aimed to enable large-scale illicit activities. Anita orchestrated Aruna's hasty arrest to prevent revelations. "If Aruna speaks, truths will emerge, exposing the conspiracy," Kanakarao stated. Anita must step down, and Chandrababu must suspend the TDP MLAs to restore accountability.