The YSR Congress party is facing significant turmoil following a resounding defeat in recent elections. Among the various issues plaguing the party, one prominent case involves Devineni Avinash, a YCP leader accused of participating in the vandalism of the TDP office in Mangalagiri and Chandrababu Naidu’s residence. This incident has exacerbated the party's troubles, with former MP Nandigama Suresh already arrested in connection with the case. Now, attention has shifted to Avinash, who is reportedly one of the main accused.

Avinash's attempt to evade justice by fleeing the country was thwarted in Hyderabad, and his efforts to secure anticipatory bail have so far been unsuccessful. After a failed plea for anticipatory bail at the High Court, Avinash has escalated the matter to the Supreme Court. The apex court is set to hear his bail plea, scheduled for tomorrow. The outcome will be pivotal in determining whether Avinash will secure early bail or face potential incarceration, following the High Court’s rejection of his plea.

The case against Avinash highlights the ongoing legal and political struggles for YSR Congress leaders amid a broader crisis for the party. With Nandigama Suresh already in custody, Avinash's legal battle in the Supreme Court will be closely watched. The Supreme Court's decision will be critical in shaping the future of Avinash and could signal further legal repercussions for those involved in the TDP office vandalism.