Gummadi Sandhya Rani challenges Jagan Mohan Reddy on rights record

Sandhya Rani pointed to the treatment of women during the Amaravati farmers' protests as a primary example of the previous administration's disregard for dignity. She asserted that those who dared to voice opposition faced house arrests and intimidation, directly contradicting Jagan’s current platform. The Minister further questioned his moral standing by citing his public fallout with his sister, YS Sharmila, and the derogatory discourse that followed. According to Sandhya Rani, these personal and political incidents reveal a significant disconnect between Jagan’s public statements and his actual track record. She warned that issues concerning the rights of tribal communities and women should not be exploited as mere political talking points. Instead, she demanded accountability for the actions taken during his government, insisting that the reality of his past leadership undermines his credibility on these sensitive social issues.