In the wake of a significant electoral defeat, the YSR Congress, led by Jagan Mohan Reddy, has adopted a strategy of criticizing the new TDP+ government over law and order issues in Andhra Pradesh. Jagan, who has largely remained based in Bengaluru, has made several media appearances to highlight alleged attacks on YCP members. His recent visit to Vijayawada, where he interacted with three individuals supposedly injured in political violence, is part of this broader narrative.

However, a notable gap in Jagan's allegations is his inability to provide specific details about the 36 individuals he claims have been attacked by the TDP government. Despite repeated questions from the media, Jagan has avoided naming these individuals, which raises questions about the veracity of his claims. This lack of concrete evidence weakens his narrative and invites skepticism.

Even during his appearances in national media, such as when he was in Delhi, Jagan has been unable to substantiate his claims with names or detailed evidence. His consistent evasion of this question while continuing to drive the same narrative suggests a deliberate strategy to divert attention rather than address the allegations with factual clarity.

As Jagan continues to highlight law and order issues in Andhra Pradesh, the absence of credible details about the purported victims of TDP violence undermines the credibility of his claims. Without addressing this crucial question, Jagan's narrative risks being perceived as mere propaganda rather than a genuine critique of the TDP government's performance.