Post-poll violence in Andhra Pradesh, 1 dead and several injured
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Post-poll violence in Andhra Pradesh, 1 dead and several injured

Following the conclusion of the recent Assembly and Lok Sabha elections in Andhra Pradesh, the state has been gripped by a wave of political violence, stirring concerns among citizens and authorities alike

Kunti SurenderKunti Surender
Jun 10, 2024, 05:45 pm IST
inPolitics, Bharat, Andhra Pradesh
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A car set ablaze during post-poll violence (File Image: Pic Credit: Indian Express)

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The aftermath of the recent Assembly and Lok Sabha elections in Andhra Pradesh has been marred by a surge of political violence, raising concerns across the state. Reports of alleged attacks by the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) cadre on members of the Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party (YSRCP), and vice versa, have surfaced, depicting a grim picture of post-election turbulence. The TDP has countered these claims by accusing YSRCP cadre of murdering one of their workers in Bommireddy Palli, Veldurthi mandal of Kurnool district.

#WATCH | Andhra Pradesh: TDP leader Gourinath Chowdary was brutally murdered allegedly by YSRCP workers in Veldurthi Mandal, Kurnool district. The incident occurred in Bommirreddipalle village, where Gourinath Chowdary was attacked, resulting in his death. Forces have been… pic.twitter.com/oGHQbfUt30

— ANI (@ANI) June 10, 2024

Since June 4, the day the votes were counted, tensions have been escalating. Several violent incidents have been reported:

YSRCP cadre was humiliated by supporters of TDP in Mangalagiri Constituency, represented by Nara Lokesh, son of Chandrababu Naidu

Law & order in #AndhraPradesh seems to be completely out of control

The attacks did not stop now shocking videos coming out from #Mangalagiri consistency

TDP leaders attacked YSRCP BC women leader Krishnaveni & her husband Raj Kumar with weapons,kidnapped Kumar & tortured him. pic.twitter.com/iQEJX2ZQNP

— Jagan To Return (@JaganToReturn) June 9, 2024

In the Pedakurupadu Assembly constituency, YSRCP members faced physical assault, and a house in Bellamkonda mandal, Manne Sultan Palem village, was attacked.

పెదకూరపాడు నియోజకవర్గం బెల్లంకొండ మండలం, మన్నెసుల్తాన్ పాలెం గ్రామంలో వైయస్ఆర్ సీపీ నాయకులు ఇళ్ల మీద పడి ధ్వంసం చేసి అన్నపురెడ్డి శ్రీనివాసరెడ్డి అనే వైయస్ఆర్ సీపీ కార్యకర్తపై దాడి చేసిన టీడీపీ గుండాలు.#TDPGoons pic.twitter.com/PT2GxI86Fx

— YSR Congress Party (@YSRCParty) June 10, 2024

In Krishna district, social media convenor and Machilipatnam minority leader, Asgar Basha, had his office vandalized.

కృష్ణా జిల్లా సోషల్ మీడియా కన్వీనర్ మచిలీపట్నం మైనారిటీ నేత, కార్పొరేటర్ అస్గర్ అలీ ఆఫీస్ పై టీడీపీ గుండాలు దాడి.#TDPGoons pic.twitter.com/PXCYVRBvxl

— YSR Congress Party (@YSRCParty) June 9, 2024

In Vijayawada central assembly, the tailoring shop of YSRCP worker Basha was targeted .

గతరాత్రి విజయవాడ సెంట్రల్ నియోజకవర్గంలో రెచ్చిపోయిన టీడీపీ గూండాలు

అజిత్‌సింగ్‌నగర్‌ లూనా సెంటర్‌లో వైసీపీ కార్యకర్త భాషా టైలరింగ్‌ దుకాణం పై దాడి

రెండు టైలరింగ్ దుకాణాలను ధ్వంసం చేసిన టీడీపీ గుండాలు వేల్పుల విజయ్‌బాబు. దుకాణంలోని టైలరింగ్‌ మెషీన్‌లు, ఎల్ఈడి టీవీ, ఫర్నిచర్… pic.twitter.com/dHLy0gdPAb

— YSR Congress Party (@YSRCParty) June 9, 2024

In Nandyala district’s Kolimigandla mandal, Bailum Singavaram village, a YSRCP supporter and their spouse were attacked.

In Srikakulam constituency, Bhairavani Peta village, YSRCP workers were assaulted by the brother of the village sarpanch.

Additionally, there have been incidents of vandalism, such as the defacement of YSR Health Clinic nameplates and the reinstallation of a statue under contentious circumstances.

Former minister and YSRCP leader Perni Naani has publicly accused TDP cadre of physically attacking YSRCP members, criticizing the police for their inaction. This sentiment was echoed by Kodali Nani, who also blamed the TDP for orchestrating targeted attacks against YSRCP supporters, especially in areas like the Mangalagiri constituency where Nara Lokesh, son of TDP leader Chandrababu Naidu, emerged victorious.

One of the most important difficulties for the victorious party following elections is ensuring a seamless power transition. In Andhra Pradesh, claims of physical violence and abuse by Telugu Desam Party (TDP) personnel as well as by YSRCP have led to public worry.

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