The Andhra Pradesh liquor scam is fast turning into a major crisis for the YSR Congress Party, with several of its key leaders, including MP Midhun Reddy, already arrested and facing legal scrutiny. What has intensified the situation further is the SIT’s latest chargesheet, where for the first time, former Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has been directly mentioned.
This development surfaced just before Midhun Reddy was taken into custody, raising serious questions about how deep the former CM’s alleged involvement runs. If any evidence provided by Midhun Reddy establishes a direct connection to Jagan, it could spell significant trouble for the YSRCP chief.
Leading Telugu dailies Eenadu and Andhra Jyothi have carried reports labeling Jagan as the “Big Boss” of the liquor scam. According to these reports, the scam is believed to have generated nearly ₹3,500 crore, with a systematic network orchestrating the illegal operations. At the operational level, Raj Kasireddy, now in jail, allegedly supervised the scam, while Midhun Reddy handled the technical aspects, earning the moniker “Ring Master.”
The reports further claim that every month, the illegal liquor business was raking in ₹50 to ₹60 crore, with Jagan allegedly positioned at the top of the hierarchy as the final beneficiary. The money trail supposedly started with Raj Kasireddy, passed through Midhun Reddy and Vijay Sai Reddy, before ultimately reaching Jagan.
With the SIT’s investigation gaining momentum, bolstered by these media revelations, the political and legal repercussions for the YSRCP could be profound. As the inquiry deepens, all eyes are now on what decisive actions the authorities will take next — potentially reshaping the political landscape of Andhra Pradesh.
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