YSRCP complaints on malicious IVRS campaign

Mangalagiri, October 24: YSR Congress Party leaders lodged a formal complaint at the DGP’s office in Mangalagiri against a politically motivated IVRS campaign allegedly orchestrated by the ruling coalition to divert public attention from its involvement in the fake liquor racket exposed across Andhra Pradesh.

The complaint, submitted to the Cyber Crime Division, was led by former ministers Jogi Ramesh and Velampalli Srinivas, along with MLC Mondithoka Arun Kumar, State Legal Cell President Manohar Reddy, former MLA Malladi Vishnu, and NTR District President Devineni Avinash. The delegation sought immediate investigation and stern action against those responsible for the smear campaign.

Speaking to the media, Jogi Ramesh said, “The people of Andhra Pradesh are furious over the spurious liquor operations that have exposed the corruption and criminal nexus within the coalition government. Unable to face the truth, the TDP and its allies are using diversionary tactics by spreading lies through IVRS calls to malign YSRCP leaders.”

He condemned “yellow media” for promoting baseless allegations linking him to the fake liquor issue, terming it “a deliberate attempt at character assassination.” He urged cybercrime authorities to identify and punish the masterminds.

Jogi Ramesh added, “Only Chandrababu and Lokesh are capable of such propaganda. If Chandrababu truly has courage, let him order a CBI probe into the liquor racket.” Reaffirming his integrity, he said he was ready for a lie detector or narco-analysis test to prove his innocence.

The YSRCP demanded a transparent and independent investigation into both the liquor racket and the defamatory IVRS campaign, calling it a test of political integrity in Andhra Pradesh.