In response, Chief Minister Chandrababu refuted Jagan’s claims, emphasizing the importance of holding wrongdoers accountable and defending the actions taken by the government in the Jatwani case. Meanwhile, the police have intensified their investigation into the matter, leading to the arrest of accused A-1 Kukkala Vidyasagar in Dehradun. Vidyasagar is set to be interrogated and brought before the court to face charges related to the case.

Furthermore, IPS officer Kantirana Tata, who had been suspended in connection with the Jatwani case, has sought anticipatory bail by filing a petition in the High Court. On the 13th of this month, Jatwani lodged a complaint at the Ibrahimpatnam police station, alleging the filing of an illegal case against him, with Vidyasagar being named as A-1. The case has also implicated IPS officers PSR Anjaneyu, Kantirana Tata, and Vishal Gunni, who have been accused and subsequently suspended pending further investigation.

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However, the appointment of Arikapudi Gandhi as the PAC chairman stirred controversy among members of the opposition, particularly the BRS. This move was met with criticism, with accusations of deviating from established norms and traditions. Harish Rao, a prominent figure, voiced concerns over the appointment, emphasizing the customary practice of assigning the PAC chairman role to the opposition party. He criticized the decision to appoint Gandhi, who had recently joined the Congress party, raising questions about the integrity of the selection process.

The situation escalated as Rahul Gandhi condemned what he perceived as a breach of democratic principles, denouncing the actions taken by the state government. Comparisons were drawn to the appointment of KC Venugopal as the PAC chairman at the national level, highlighting discrepancies in the decision-making process.

Amidst the turmoil, three MLAs from the BRS put forward nominations for the PAC chairman position, including former ministers Harish Rao, Gangula Kamalakar, and Prashanth Reddy. The nomination of Arikapudi Gandhi by the Congress party following his party switch further fueled the controversy. Ultimately, despite the uproar, Gandhi secured the role of PAC chairman.

The situation took a dramatic turn when the High Court intervened, issuing orders to address the issue of party-switching by MLAs. This development added another layer of complexity to the ongoing discussions within the Legislative Assembly Office, sparking debates and raising questions about political ethics and governance.

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