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Police Curb YSRCP Cadre During Jagan's Kurnool Jail Visit
A very important politician in India wanted to visit his friend who is in jail.
His friend's name is Virupakshi, and they belong to the same political party.
Many people wanted to come along, but the police were worried about big crowds.
So they put up barriers on the roads and told people to stay far away from the jail.
They also said only eight cars could travel with the politician.
Some party members became angry about these rules.
In a town called Yemmiganur, police stopped cars carrying party members, and there were loud arguments.
One leader even sat on the road to protest.
Even so, the politician still got to meet his friend inside the jail, and the police watched closely all day to keep everyone safe.
Former chief minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy visited Kurnool Central Jail to meet incarcerated YSRCP MLA Virupakshi.
Police erected barricades and barred YSRCP supporters from coming within one kilometre of the prison.
Jagan's official convoy was restricted to eight vehicles, with only MLA Virupakshi's wife's private car allowed to the jail entrance.
At Yemmiganur, police intercepted YSRCP vehicles, triggering heated altercations with MLA Balanagi Reddy and former MLA Sai Prasad Reddy.
YSRCP Mantralayam leader Pradeep Reddy staged a roadside sit-in demanding movement restrictions be lifted; Jagan completed the scheduled meeting.
- Who
- Former chief minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, senior YSRCP leaders including former minister Peddireddy Ramachandra Reddy, and incarcerated MLA Virupakshi.
- What
- Jagan completed a scheduled mulaqat (meeting) with MLA Virupakshi at Kurnool Central Jail amid heavy police restrictions and protests by party leaders.
- Where
- Kurnool Central Jail in Kurnool district, with incidents at Yemmiganur and Mantralayam.
- When
- Thursday.
- Why
- To meet the incarcerated YSRCP MLA Virupakshi during the high-profile political visit.
Administration View
YSRCP View
Movement restrictions around the jail
Administration View
Police barricaded major routes and asked supporters to stay at least one kilometre away, citing the prevailing high-alert situation and the need to prevent any breakdown of law and order.
YSRCP View
YSRCP leaders and cadres called the curbs excessive, with leaders demanding the movement restrictions be lifted immediately and staging protests, including a roadside sit-in.
Convoy and access limits
Administration View
Authorities restricted Jagan's official convoy to eight vehicles and allowed only MLA Virupakshi's wife's private vehicle direct entry, advising Jagan to conclude the meeting early for security.
YSRCP View
Party leaders resisted the curbs, with MLA Balanagi Reddy and former MLA Sai Prasad Reddy engaging in heated altercations with police after vehicles carrying cadres were intercepted.
Key facts
- Event
- Jagan Mohan Reddy's visit to Kurnool Central Jail
- Purpose
- Scheduled mulaqat with incarcerated MLA Virupakshi
- Place
- Kurnool Central Jail, Kurnool district
- When
- Thursday
- Convoy limit
- Eight vehicles
- Restriction
- Supporters asked to stay at least one kilometre from the jail
- Key incidents
- Vehicle interception at Yemmiganur; roadside sit-in at Mantralayam
- Security situation
- High-alert around the prison zone
Sources
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