Chandrababu Naidu Government is cleansing the filth on Social Media. Cases are being registered on YSR Congress Social Media activists who are badmouthing the families of the political leaders. YSR Congress is foul crying such arrests demanding freedom to abuse.
YS Jagan Mohan Reddy posted a message defending such abusers.
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“Detaining Social Media activists are infringing their fundamental rights and a direct assault on the Constitutional guarantee. These politically motivated arrests of social media activists and their ill-treatment in custody, driven by the influence of @JaiTDP leaders, is a grave violation of all democratic principles. Such abuse of power by the police is unpardonable and goes against the very essence of the right to express. We strongly condemn these motivated actions and will not hesitate to take legal action to protect their rights, if it is not stopped forthwith,” Jagan posted on X.
People are showing the mirror to Jagan Mohan Reddy about how his government tortured the Social Media activists of TDP during his tenure.
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The activists used to be arrested especially on Friday nights so they do not get bail until Monday. There used to be arrests for simple criticism of the Government.
The highlight of this is a statement by the then CID Chief N Sanjay who threatened arrests and seizure of the properties of those involved in criticizing the then Chief Minister and his family. He also said that CID has sent teams to foreign countries if such social media activists are in other countries.
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People are questioning if that is not infringing the fundamental rights, if it is not a direct assault on the Constitutional guarantee and if it is not a grave violation of all the democratic principles when he was the Chief Minister.
In Telugu, there is a saying “నీతి సూక్తులు మందికేనా..? మనకు వర్తించవా..?”
People on social media say it is apt for Jagan Mohan Reddy.
