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The party alleged that some police officers at the instance of the state government were tapping the phone of Lokesh.

Lokesh criticized CM Jagan Reddy for allegedly "deceiving people through green mats and graphics" in his Siddham meetings.

Earlier on Sunday, TDP national secretary Nara Lokesh on Sunday made grave allegations against Andhra Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy, accusing him of murdering his uncle.

Additionally, he pledged to provide three free gas cylinders every year to each household under the Deepam Scheme.

Nara Lokesh reached Ichchapuram for the launch of his Shankharavam campaign which is aimed at highlighting the failures of the state government.

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Prashant Kishor helped AP CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy in winning the 2019 elections.

The stir has attracted major momentum in recent days, with over 55,600 Anganwadi centres across the state now shut down.

The TDP is the only party that has initiated welfare schemes in the country.

Lokesh said that during the tenure of NTR, the TDP government played a crucial role in bringing BC communities into the political fold, implementing a significant milestone by allocating 24 per cent reservation for them.

In his witty tweet, he hinted at a VIP welcome for the trio if they graced the 'Vyooham' pre-release event.

Following this, political circles are abuzz with discussions regarding the potential strategies and insights Kishor might bring to Naidu's camp.

Lokesh began the yatra from Kuppam in Chittoor district on January 27 and covered 3,132 km spread over 97 Assembly constituencies during his 226 day yatra

Nara Lokesh has observed that crises were not new to the party although he never expected to face the present situation even in dreams.

Nara Lokesh recently held a meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah to express apprehensions regarding his father's security, asserting that the YSRCP government has been improperly leveraging state resources.

TDP general secretary Nara Lokesh, his wife Brahmani Nara and N Bhuvaneswari, wife of Naidu participated in this novel protest - by having their hands shackled - to denounce the former chief minister's arrest.

Drawing a parallel to his own experiences, Rama Rao recalled that he and his family members were deeply concerned about the health of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao during a hunger strike at NIMS in December 2009.

Naidu was arrested on September 9, for allegedly misappropriating funds from the Skill Development Corporation, which resulted in a purported loss of over Rs 300 crore to the state exchequer.

Citing Naidu's health issues, he alleged that former AP CM had lost weight and is suffering from infections and allergies due to lack of timely medical assistance

Nara Lokesh claimed that the YSRCP Government in Andhra Pradesh is flagrantly misusing state machinery.