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Jogi Ramesh Condemns Political Use of Family Dispute

Jogi Ramesh Condemns Political Use of Family Dispute
Jogi condemns bid to politicise family dispute · thehansindia.com

Former Andhra Pradesh minister Jogi Ramesh spoke about a private disagreement between his son Rajeev and daughter-in-law Meghana.

He said the family tried to help the couple stay together.

Their problems continued, and Rajeev filed for divorce.

Ramesh said a complaint led to a police case against 11 relatives.

He disagreed with references to religious conversion in the case.

He said his family respects different religions and follows several religious practices.

Ramesh also accused political groups and media organisations of spreading misleading videos, audio and AI-made material.

He said private family problems were causing distress.

He asked political leaders not to use the dispute in political fights.

Key facts

Main speaker
Jogi Ramesh, a former Andhra Pradesh minister and YSRCP leader
Family dispute
Ramesh said differences developed between Rajeev and Meghana after their marriage.
Reconciliation efforts
Ramesh said the family made several efforts to help the couple live together.
Legal action
Ramesh said Rajeev filed a divorce petition and an FIR was registered against 11 family members.
Religious reference
Ramesh objected to references to religious conversion in the FIR.
Misinformation allegation
Ramesh alleged that fake videos, audios and AI-generated content had circulated for about a month, including through the iTDP X handle.
Political appeal
He urged Chandrababu Naidu and Nara Lokesh not to use family disputes for political purposes.

Quotes

Jogi Ramesh

Former Minister who spoke about his family dispute and allegations of political targeting.

“Which family does not have personal issues? Have there never been family issues in the families of NTR, ANR or Chiranjeevi?”
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“Is it wrong if my wife reads the Bible or listens to the teachings of Jesus Christ?”
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