Nara lokesh, the general secretary of the telugu Desam party, held a sit-in protest at his camp in the Razole Mandal village of Podalada because the police would not let him go. lokesh received a notification from the police imposing house arrest. He would not accept the notifications, though. He protested with the police, saying that he had the right to visit his father in jail and that he would meet him there as well as former chief minister N. Chandrababu Naidu. The cops are attempting to detain Lokesh.
High tension persisted in andhra pradesh following the arrest of tdp leader chandrababu naidu in an alleged Skill Development Scam case. In order to prevent any untoward developments, ap state police have house detained tdp top leaders and their key cadre throughout the state. nara lokesh was at the Razole at the time CBN was detained as a participant in the yuva Galam padayatra.
Lokesh abruptly ended his yatra and headed to vijayawada to visit chandrababu naidu while he was being held by the police. However, lokesh has been halted and his path has been impeded by police officers. During this, lokesh got into a heated altercation with police officers, asserting his parental rights to see and see his father. In opposition to Chandrababu's detention, he protested by sitting on the road.

Lokesh continued to inquire as to why chandrababu naidu was detained although initially his name was not included in the FIR. This was referred to as carrying out the "Rajareddy Constitution" by Lokesh. In reference to cm Jagan's trip to london and Naidu's detention, lokesh made the remark, "Pichodu london Ki, Manchodu Jail Ki." All that is left, according to lokesh, is "Happiness in the eyes of london Pichodu." lokesh also questioned the ap CID's lack of arrests in the gruesome killing of CM's Babayi YS Vivekananda Reddy. police apparently have prohibited the journalists from approaching lokesh in the meanwhile.
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09/09/2023 10:21 AM