Andhra Pradesh / Pawan Kalyan raised questions on his own government, reprimanded the Home Minister

Pawan Kalyan News: Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and Janasena Party chief Pawan Kalyan has raised questions on his own government, expressing concern over the deteriorating law and order situation in the state. After the recent criminal incidents in the state, he said that if he were the Home Minister of the state, the situation would have been different. His remarks are being seen as criticism of Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha, which clearly shows the cracks within the government.

Mentioned UP's law and order

Pawan Kalyan, while addressing a public meeting at Gollaprolu in Pithapuram area of ​​​​Andhra Pradesh, demanded strict action from the government on law and order issues. He praised the law and order model adopted by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and said that strict action should be taken against the criminals. He said, "These criminals should be dealt with in the same way as they are being dealt with in Uttar Pradesh under the rule of Yogi Adityanath. Till then they will not listen.''

Strict advice given to Home Minister Anitha

Pawan Kalyan, who is handling the Panchayat Raj, Forest and Environment Department in the coalition government of Andhra Pradesh led by TDP, gave a clear message to Home Minister Anitha that she should take the responsibility of the Home Ministry seriously. He said, "If I was handling the Home Ministry, the situation would have been different, remember this." This statement of Pawan Kalyan is being seen as a question on the efficiency of Home Minister Anitha.

Expressed displeasure over the incident with the girl in Tirupati

Pawan Kalyan also questioned the shortcomings of the police and law and order, referring to the recent painful incident of rape and murder of a four-year-old girl in Tirupati district. He said that such incidents show that there is a dire need to improve the law and order situation in the state.

Raised questions on the role of the police

Alleging bias based on the caste and religion of criminals, Pawan Kalyan also questioned the functioning of the police. He said, "Criminals have no caste or religion. How many times should we tell the police officers? Why should caste be a hindrance in arrests? Why are you raising the issue of caste when a three-year-old girl was raped and murdered?” He told the police citing the Indian Penal Code that there is no instruction under the law to support criminals.

Conclusion

These statements of Pawan Kalyan have created a stir in the government. His comments are not only being considered a criticism of Home Minister Anitha but also indicate that Pawan Kalyan is ready to play the role of Home Minister in the future. Given his concern about the law and order and the functioning of the police in the state, pressure may also increase on the government to improve in this direction.