YSRCP leader Perni Nani has strongly reacted to the criminal cases filed against him and his family, particularly in relation to the allegations of stealing ration rice from a godown. While the Krishna District Court granted bail to his wife, Perni Jayasudha, the police have filed a petition in the AP High Court seeking the cancellation of her bail.
Perni Nani, addressing these developments, criticized the Civil Supplies Department for allegedly targeting his family. He pointed out that despite the seizure of 22,000 tons of rice and other actions by the department, no criminal cases were filed against anyone else. He stated that only six cases had been filed against his family, emphasizing that no one before or after him had faced such charges.
Expressing defiance, Nani said he would not be intimidated by these cases and would face any challenges his family might encounter. He revealed that even his wife encouraged him to go to jail if necessary. Despite the ongoing legal battles, he reaffirmed his unwavering support for YSRCP and Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy, asserting that he would continue to stand by the party and hold the coalition government accountable for its mistakes.
