Date: August 31, 2024
Jagan Blames Chandrababu for Gudlavalleru College Scandal
Political Tensions in Gudlavalleru Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh’s political scene has become highly charged, with parties blaming each other for various state issues. The latest controversy involves YCP leader Jagan Mohan Reddy’s strong criticism of former Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu. This follows the scandal at Gudlavalleru Engineering College, where hidden cameras were found in the female hostel bathrooms. The incident has shocked the state and led to a heated political battle.
Jagan’s Accusations on Gudlavalleru Incident
Jagan didn’t hesitate to blame Chandrababu Naidu, accusing him of allowing the educational system to collapse. He argued that the current government, particularly with Naidu’s son as Education Minister, has failed to protect students. Jagan stated, “Babu’s negligence has traumatized hundreds of female students in Gudlavalleru.”
He believes that the incident reflects the broader failures of the current administration. According to Jagan, such vulnerabilities wouldn’t exist if the state managed its educational institutions properly.
TDP’s Response
The TDP camp quickly responded, criticizing Jagan for using a sensitive issue for political gain. Supporters argued that blaming the Chief Minister for the actions of individuals in a college setting is unfair. A TDP supporter shared on social media, “It is wrong to hold the CM responsible for a criminal act by students. Jagan should know better.”
The Bigger Picture
The Gudlavalleru scandal has deepened the divide between the political factions in Andhra Pradesh. The incident raises important questions about the safety measures in the state’s educational institutions. As investigations continue, the political fallout will likely persist. Both parties might use this scandal as a key issue in the upcoming elections.
Public Reaction
The public is calling for swift action against those responsible for the scandal. Parents and students demand justice and want the government to ensure such incidents don’t happen again. While politicians argue, the real focus should be on the safety and well-being of students.