Lakshmi Parvathi exposes Naidu and Lokesh’s corruption and conspiracies

Tadepalli, August 4: YSRCP General Secretary Lakshmi Parvathi took on Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and his son Lokesh for orchestrating rampant corruption, familial disputes, and elaborate conspiracies to cling to power. Naidu's household is rife with conflicts, particularly over Lokesh’s ambitions for the Chief Minister’s post, which have fueled escalating family tensions. Parvathi claims Lokesh surpasses his father in corrupt practices, asserting that Naidu’s political maneuvers are marked by theatrics and deceit.
Naidu has been funneling money to international journalists, including those in Pakistan, to secure favorable media coverage, with monthly payments to foreign reporters stationed in Delhi. This is why Naidu is often portrayed positively even in Pakistani media, and his frequent references to “90 countries” hint at deeper, undisclosed schemes. Naidu was shunned by the Singapore government after it recognized his deceptive practices, she said. 
Lakshmi Parvathi charged Lokesh with outdoing Naidu in plotting schemes, with yellow media outlets competing to sing his praises. Naidu sidelined loyalists of NTR by leveraging media influence, replacing them with his preferred allies. Naidu exploited Ramoji Rao’s resentment toward NTR, stemming from NTR’s refusal to grant vast tracts of land, to forge a strategic alliance, sharpening his conspiratorial tactics.
Lakshmi Parvathi stated that Naidu orchestrated plots against her, labeling her a “non-constitutional force” to discredit her role in NTR’s electoral success. Naidu’s insatiable ambition to amass wealth surpassing Bill Gates has driven him to unprecedented corruption, irregularities, and conspiracies. According to Parvathi, Naidu’s administrative failures are masked by his ability to manipulate systems, with both father and son deeply embroiled in illicit gains from sand and liquor businesses, channeling their wealth into investments in Singapore.
She further claims that Naidu has placed loyalists within agencies like the CBI and ED, using ill-gotten wealth to control judicial systems. Parvathi warns that this “corrupt regime” is unsustainable and destined to collapse under the weight of its own misdeeds.