Chief Minister YS Jagan said while inaugurating the Police Duty Meet through a virtual approach from the CM’s camp office in Thadepalli. Whoever does it is wrong. Even if our people make a mistake. I say once again not to leave anyone.
‘For some God means no fear, no devotion. Doing politics against God. Messing with idols of God. The idols are being vandalized and misrepresented by the green media. Are they real people .. castes and religious hatreds are provoked? We are in a position to investigate such cases. Who benefits from smashing idols of God? Who benefits from anarchy in temples? Who benefits from spreading false and poisonous propaganda that undermines public beliefs? Whom are they targeting and committing such atrocities? ” Said CM Jagan. People are urged to pay close attention to such things.

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“When there is any good program from the government … such acts are being committed. There are conspiracies to divert attention from government schemes, “said Jagan. He said that conspiracies were being hatched between religions and castes and directed the police to be ready to face the politically ongoing gorilla war strategy. He said the police should be vigilant against attempts to bring disrepute. He said similar incidents were taking place in temples under the supervision of TDP leaders where there was no mass movement, adding that CCTV cameras had been installed in 20,000 temples like never before. Some media houses are provoking the people and conspiring according to plan.

Thadepalli: First time after the division of the state, the AP Police is holding a duty meet. Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy has inaugurated the police duty meet. Chief Minister YS Jagan inaugurated the Police Duty Meet through a virtual approach from the CM’s camp office in Thadepalli. The duty meet will be held in Tirupati under the supervision of state DGP Gautam Sawang. The meeting was attended by police officers and staff from 13 districts.

Speaking on the occasion, CM.SY Jagan Reddy said that no police duty meet has been held for the last six years. He lamented that some people were deliberately committing atrocities in the last few days to bring the police into disrepute. He said that many issues such as cybercrime and the protection of women were being discussed.

Speaking on this occasion CM said, our government has made it clear that whoever does injustice should be punished. Whoever does it is wrong. Even if our people make a mistake. I say once again not to leave anyone who commits the crime. The last 18 months of the rule have been a source of frustration for those in opposition. We are giving schemes without looking at caste, religion, region, parties. We take eligibility only as a standard. Welfare schemes without corruption are getting directly to the people and the opposition cannot tolerate them if the people are happy. Leaders are conspiring and spreading lies on social media, recognizing that it is difficult to confront a government that has done so well”, he said.

Vijayawada: Seethamma statue in Vijayawada was recently vandalized by unidentified assailants during the Rama Tirtha protests in Vijayanagaram district over the demolition of the statue of Lord Rama. The incident took place at the Sitadevi Temple near the Pandit Nehru Bus Stand in Vijayawada. The thugs beat the statues with coconut husks in the locked shrine. RTC officials who observed the incident on Sunday morning lodged a complaint with the police. However, police said they were investigating the incident.

Aware of the matter, TDP and BJP activists reached there on a large scale and expressed concern.

However, Andhra Pradesh Urban Development Minister Botsa Satyanarayana and Devadhaya shaka Minister Vellampally Srinivas visited the famous  Ramatirtha on Sunday morning and inspected the surroundings of the Kodanda Swamy Temple. They enquired the officials and priests about the incident. Vellampalli later said that the Ramatirtha incident was painful and that Chandrababu was politicizing it. He did not remember when the temples were demolished during Babu’s reign, but now Babu has been criticized for remembering God.