Actor turned politician Shivaji is back with yet another sensation. He said that as per his highly placed sources, Andhra Pradesh CM Nara Chandrababu Naidu will be getting notices from a central institute on Monday. He claimed that he got a call regarding this news yesterday night.

Sivaji further hinted that a national party has changed its gameplan in ‘Operation Garuda’ and are trying to ‘get rid of’ Chandrababu politically. He went on to state that he cannot reveal much information and that he has threat to his life.

“Isn’t it wrong to target a state’s CM and trouble the future generations?. Certain forces have totally ignored people and are resorting to political drama,” Shivaji fumed. He further condemned the centre for not according the special status to Andhra Pradesh.

In a shocking revelation, Shivaji claimed that he was under threat for his life on a couple of occasions, but was saved thanks to the media. Icing on the cake is that Shivaji said even Jagan would have reacted in the same way if he was in his place. “God will surely help this state. I believe somewhere there is someone who will fight for justice,” said Shivaji.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) or the Enforcement Directorate (ED) might start witch-hunting of Telugu Desam Party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu from Monday, if one were to believe the predictions of actor-turned-political activist Shivaji.

On Saturday, Sivaji told reporters in Vijayawada that he had received specific information about a constitutional body serving notice on Chandrababu Naidu which would push the state into a crisis situation.

“The state has suffered a lot due to bifurcation. A strong leadership is providing some direction to the state. Now destabilizing the state will further affect the future of its people,” Sivaji said without naming the national party.

He further said that the arrest of Naidu would be inevitable even if took a few more days.

He said it was not a blind prediction but he had strong evidences to that effect, as provided some leaders in the national party.

“If the same kind of conspiracy is hatched against opposition leader YS Jaganmohan Reddy, I would have reacted in the same way,” he said refuting allegations that he was tutored by the TDP.

He alleged that a national party which has been implementing “Operation Garuda” to usurp power in AP will be taking a final step to dethrone Naidu.

He predicted in the past that there would be an attack on a young leader who was on padayatra in the state to create a law and order issue.

The events would lead to large scale unrest in the state and in September Nara Chandrababu Naidu led government will be dissolved.

YS Jagan has given a shock Nellore MP Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy as he sacked Mekapati’s close aide from a key post in the party. This is seen as a step to obstruct Mekapati’s rise in the district’s politics. Since the move comes soon after Anam Ramanarayan Reddy’s entry, this is seen as a strategic move to put a check to Mekapati’s team.

Going into details, Jagan booted the Gudur party incharge Meriga Muralidhar by cutting down his responsibilities. Murali, who had met Jagan in Lotus Pond, said to have received Jagan’s anger.On the other hand, reports are rife that ZP Chairman Bommireddy Raghavendra Reddy, who has been working hard for the party for the last 2 years and has been working as party-incharge for Venkatagiri, may also be shown the door.

Anam Ramanarayana Reddy may be asked to take over the Venkatagiri. This decision is expected to take on 11th Sep in Vizag where YCP planned a crucial meet of all the 175 party incharges.

Since Bommireddy is also close to Mekapati, the senior leader is sulking over the rise of his opponents in the district. With a shock-after-shock, Mekapati is said to be upset with Jagan. This indicates that all is not well within YCP in Nellore district.

Washington: Fifteen people, including some of Indian-origin, and five India-based call centres have been indicted in a multi-million call centre scam that victimized thousands of people in the US.Seven people were arrested on Thursday in the US for their alleged involvement in the scam that victimized over 2,000 people, resulting in over $5.5 million in losses, the US Justice Department said in a press release on Friday.Seven defendants and five call centres in India were also charged for their alleged involvement, officials said.

Mohamed Kazim Momin, Palak Kumar Patel, Mohammed Sozab Momin, Devin Bradford Pope, Nicholas Alezander Deane, Drue Kyle Riggins and Jantz Parrish Miller were arraigned before US Magistrate Judge Janet F. King.”Internal Revenue Service (federal tax agency) and payday loan phone schemes seek to profit by exploiting US citizens, including the most vulnerable members of our community,” said US Attorney Byung J. Pak. “This indictment and yesterday’s arrests demonstrate our commitment to identifying and prosecuting those who hide behind these types of phone scams.”

“This indictment makes clear that the IRS impersonation scam has risen to a new level, with indictments against five call centres and seven co-conspirators in India who allegedly directed their employees to participate in the scam,” said J. Russell George, Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration. The indictment alleged that the defendants were involved in a “sophisticated scheme organized by co-conspirators in India, including a network of call centres in Ahmedabad”.

Using information obtained from data brokers and other sources, the accused allegedly called potential victims while impersonating officials from the IRS or individuals offering fictitious payday loans. The accused would then threaten potential victims with arrest, imprisonment, or fines if they did not pay taxes or penalties to the government. If the victims agreed to pay, the Indian call centres allegedly would immediately turn to a network of US-based co-conspirators to liquidate and launder the extorted funds by purchasing prepaid debit cards or through wire transfers, to the attention of fictitious names and US-based defendants and their co-conspirators.

The five India-based call centres that were indicted were Excellent Solutions BPO, ADN Infotech Pvt. Ltd, Infoace BPO Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Adore Infosource, Inc. and Zurik BPO Services Pvt. Ltd.The other indicted people were Shylesh Kumar Sharma, Dilipkumar Kodwini, Radhishraj Natarajan, Shubham Sharma, Nirav Janakbhai Panchal, Athar Parvez Mansuri, Mohmmad Samir Memon and Rodrigo Leon-Castillo.