Andhra Pradesh's political landscape has been rocked by the arrest of former Gannavaram MLA Vallabhaneni Vamsi, who was sentenced to two weeks in remand in connection with the attack on the TDP office in Gannavaram. The arrest has created waves of turbulence, with the YCP ecosystem showing signs of distress. Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, known for his strong political stance, was quick to criticize the handling of the case, questioning the fairness of the situation.
 

Jagan expressed his concerns about law and order in the state, particularly accusing the opposition leader Chandrababu Naidu of being unfair in his approach toward Vamsi’s case. He cited a Dalit youth's testimony in the Gannavaram case that allegedly revealed a conspiracy by the TDP to fabricate charges, yet Vamsi still faced arrest. Jagan’s comments have left the political field buzzing with debates over the law enforcement's actions and the fairness of the entire episode.
 

However, TDP supporters have raised significant counterpoints, accusing Jagan of overlooking Vamsi's previous role in the vandalism of the TDP office in 2022. They argue that Jagan did not express similar outrage at the time when Vamsi's supporters caused damage, yet now, when the legal consequences of Vamsi's actions under the YCP regime are unfolding, Jagan has suddenly come out in support. Furthermore, TDP supporters have pointed out Jagan's apparent lack of concern, noting that he attended a wedding ceremony and traveled to Bengaluru while Vamsi remained embroiled in his legal troubles.