Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and YSRCP President YS Jagan Mohan Reddy attacked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday (August 13, 2025). He said that Rahul Gandhi is avoiding discussing voting flaws in Andhra Pradesh and focusing only on Delhi or other issues. Reddy suggested that Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu is in touch with Rahul Gandhi through Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy.
Question on Rahul Gandhi’s silence
Reddy questioned Rahul Gandhi raising the election issues in a select manner. He said, “Why Rahul Gandhi doesn’t talk about Arvind Kejriwal? Kejriwal himself lost the election. Why does Rahul Gandhi not speak about Andhra Pradesh? Chandrababu Naidu Rayvanth is in contact with him through Rayvanth Reddy. What should I say about Rahul Gandhi, who is not honest himself.”
Reddy also highlighted the flaws in the vote count in Andhra Pradesh, especially in Andhra Pradesh and said that Rahul Gandhi talks about votes theft in Delhi, but why not raise a difference of 12.5 percent in the votes declared and counted in Andhra Pradesh. He described it as a serious subject because the actual difference was 2.5 percent.
#Watch Amarvati, Andhra Pradesh: YSRCP Chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy Says, “… chandrababu naidu is in touch with rahul gandhi through revantth reddy on a hotline.”
He also say, “When Rahul Gandhi Talks about Vote-Chori, Why does he not make a statement on Andhra, where the… pic.twitter.com/AMYSMJKT6Q
– ANI (@ani) August 13, 2025
Rahul Gandhi shared fiction video
Rahul Gandhi shared a fiction video on X on the same day, in which the election process was criticized. In the video, two people of BJP were reportedly shown casting fake votes with Election Commission officials. The video also showed that the 50 -year -old voter ‘Garib Das’ and his wife did not get the right to vote because someone else had already cast their votes. The video ends with this scene, in which both people plot with the booth level officer and address the Election Commission as “Election Theft Commission”. Rahul Gandhi said in a statement with the video that the theft of someone’s vote is equal to theft of his right and identity.
Big question on voting flaws
Jagan Mohan Reddy also said on the occasion that the difference between the votes declared in Andhra Pradesh was 12.5 percent, which is worrying. He also said that it is the responsibility of the leaders in such cases to raise their voice to protect the rights of the public. Reddy not only described Rahul Gandhi’s silence as suspicious, but also called it a serious ignorance towards the democratic process.