With the return of YSR Congress chief YS Jagan, the party’s political activities have gained momentum again. Among the notable figures resurfacing in the political landscape is Kodali Nani, who had remained relatively inactive after the election loss. However, with Jagan visiting Vallabhaneni Vamsi, who is currently in jail, Nani took to the streets and addressed the media.Kodali Nani reaffirmed his loyalty to YSRCP, stating that he is still active in politics despite the party’s recent setback. When questioned by a journalist about his low profile after the election results, Nani gave a candid response:
"Would you still be active and roam around with a mic if they took away your job? That’s what happened to me. We lost the government, so we are quiet."When asked about concerns regarding legal actions against him, especially with his name allegedly being next on the list, he responded with sarcasm, saying:"I am not scared of any red book or blue book. If not three cases, they can file 30 cases against us. We are not scared of them."
 

However, what caught many by surprise was Nani’s reaction to Vallabhaneni Vamsi’s arrest in a kidnap case. He downplayed the incident, calling it a "small matter" that didn’t require much scrutiny. Despite their long-standing friendship, Nani’s apparent lack of concern over Vamsi’s legal trouble has raised eyebrows.The resurgence of YSR Congress leaders following YS Jagan’s return signals a shift in political activity. While the party navigates post-election challenges, the rhetoric from its key leaders like Kodali Nani suggests a continued pushback against legal and political pressures.