Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Police Raid YSRCP Aide's Birthday Party in Gudivada
In Gudivada, a birthday party for a YSRCP aide was raided by the police.
Around 100 people attended the party, which was held on the upper floor of a building.
The party caused a disturbance to local residents, who complained to the police.
When the police arrived, they found a large amount of liquor, including foreign liquor, and seized it because the party did not have the required excise permission.
A case has been registered for violating excise regulations, and the police are investigating further.
One of the attendees, Merugumala Kali, has a history of trouble-making and was previously arrested for attacking a TDP office.
Around 100 people attended a birthday party for a YSRCP aide in Gudivada.
Residents complained about the late-night disturbance, leading to a police raid.
Police found and seized a large quantity of liquor, including foreign liquor.
The party was allegedly conducted without the required excise permission.
A case has been registered for violating excise regulations, and further investigation is underway.
- Who
- YSRCP supporters, local residents, police, and excise officials
- What
- A raid on a birthday party organized by a YSRCP aide, resulting in the seizure of liquor
- When
- Late at night (exact time not specified)
- Where
- Gudivada, Teachers Colony
- Why
- Residents complained about the disturbance, and police found violations of excise regulations
YSRCP Supporters
Local Residents and Police
Nature of the Event
YSRCP Supporters
The party was a celebration of a YSRCP aide's birthday, with supporters expressing their loyalty.
Local Residents and Police
The event was a disturbance to local residents, involving alleged violations of excise regulations.
- Location
- Gudivada, Teachers Colony
- Number of Attendees
- Around 100
- Items Seized
- Large quantity of liquor bottles, including foreign liquor
- Key Individual
- Merugumala Kali (has a rowdy sheet)
- Previous Incident
- Merugumala Kali was arrested in 2022 for attacking a TDP office