After the coalition government came to power, instead of curbing lawlessness, concerns have grown that some leaders are misusing their authority.
Reports from intelligence agencies have reached Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, highlighting that coalition representatives across the state are engaging in unchecked looting and violent activities at the grassroots level.
Despite repeated warnings from the CM to various representatives, no significant change has been observed.
In response, Chandrababu is now considering strict action against 20 MLAs who have crossed the line.
Government sources indicate that he intends to register cases against them and send a clear message that misconduct will not be tolerated, regardless of party affiliation.
Reports suggest that some MLAs have already been identified for action.
TDP sources claim that the CM has pinpointed two MLAs from Tirupati district, one from Nandyal, two from YSR district, five from the twin Godavari districts, and several others from North Andhra and Guntur.
The government is reportedly preparing to file cases against them to reinforce its commitment to discipline and accountability.
Additionally, the CM has issued strict orders to police and other officials not to yield to undue pressure from these representatives in their respective constituencies.
This move has led to growing dissatisfaction among party members, with some openly criticizing the government and issuing warnings under the pretext of protests.
It is becoming increasingly evident that the government is preparing to take a bold step by registering cases against its own party representatives, creating a political stir in the coming days.
