Big Story: Kasireddy And The Big Liquor Scam?

During the YSRCP government in Andhra Pradesh, a major liquor scam reportedly took place involving thousands of crores. At first, when TDP MP Lavu Sri Krishna Devarayalu spoke about it, many didn’t take it seriously. But now, as more details come out, people are shocked by how deep and serious the scam really is.

One name that keeps coming up is Kasireddy Rajasekhar Reddy, a man from Telangana. After Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy became Chief Minister, Kasireddy joined the AP government as an IT advisor. But insiders say he didn’t do much related to IT. Instead, he is believed to have played a key role in managing the massive liquor scam, helping party leaders make huge profits illegally.

The new government has started an investigation, but it’s moving very slowly. Many believe that Kasireddy is using his influence and smart planning to delay or block the probe.

Recently, Andhra Pradesh police raided multiple locations in Hyderabad linked to Kasireddy. They found important documents related to how the illegal money was used in various businesses. However, Kasireddy managed to escape before the police got there, which raised questions about how he knew in advance.

Even more surprising, reports say he also helped his in-laws escape, which shocked the police. It seems he built a strong network during the YSRCP rule, and he’s using it to stay ahead of the investigation.

When the police sent him notices to attend the inquiry, he refused, saying the case had nothing to do with him. Many feel that if he had nothing to hide, he should have faced the inquiry confidently. His refusal only makes people more suspicious.

There are also claims that ₹4,000 crore from the liquor scam was moved out of the country. Many believe Kasireddy used that money to invest in businesses across Telangana, including a film production company called ‘ED Creations’. He reportedly started several new businesses and also invested in existing companies.

Police are still trying to track down all the money and gather proof. But by the time they acted, Kasireddy had already planned his escape and protected his assets.

Now, the big question is: When will he be caught, and how big is his network? One thing is clear—this liquor scam is bigger than anyone expected, and the investigation is just getting started.