Vijayasai Reddy had issued another threat to YSR Congress leaders.
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He warned YSR Congress Leaders to stop taking his name in the Liquor Scam and also threatened of dire consequences.
“My role in the AP liquor scam is that of a whistleblower. The thieves who were caught and the thieves who were not caught are dragging my name. I have not touched a single rupee. They have only stripped half of the liquor thieves’ clothes. I will fully cooperate in stripping the rest of their clothes,” Vijayasai Reddy wrote on X.
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It is known to our readers that Vijayasai Reddy named Raj Kasireddy and Rajampet MP Midhun Reddy in this scam so far.
In his statement to the SIT, Sai Reddy mentioned that Raj Kasireddy, Midhun Reddy, and Sajjala Sridhar Reddy (owner of SPY Distilleries) approached him for a 100 Crore loan from Aurobindo company to do the liquor business.
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Sai Reddy said that two such meetings happened in his house over the Liquor Policy, but claimed that he has no knowledge whatsoever about the kickbacks and the scam that took place later.
The former MP did not divulge anything about how they minted money, etc.
So, what are the remaining clothes Sai Reddy is talking about?
Is he talking about the actual scam that took place in the Liquor Business between 2019 and 2024?
Another big question is that if Sai Reddy starts revealing the finer details of this scam, where is it going to stop?
Liquor is the one of the biggest revenue sources of any state.
There is no chance that a scam could be committed without the involvement of the government’s bigwigs.
So, further advances of Vijayasai Reddy can be trouble for the YSR Congress Top Leadership.
The allegations are that some people in the YSR Congress established a monopoly over liquor manufacturing and distribution, sidelining established brands.
They promoted substandard liquor produced by distilleries allegedly linked to YSRCP leaders through benami ownership. Approximately 38 new liquor brands, controlled by politically connected individuals, emerged during this period.
The new government claims a loss of approximately ₹18,860 crore has occurred to the state exchequer over five years.
Also, only cash transactions were promoted in the state-owned liquor shop,s raising concerns about large-scale cash-based irregularities and potential money laundering.
