Rajahmundry : In a dramatic turn of events, former Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has been granted interim bail and released from Rajahmundry Central Prison after spending 52 days behind bars in connection with the alleged ₹371 crore AP Skill Development Corporation project scam. Mr. Naidu was taken into custody on September 10, marking a significant chapter in this unfolding legal saga.
His release was met with a jubilant reception, as his son Nara Lokesh, daughter-in-law Nara Brahmani, TDP State President K. Atchannaidu, and a host of other party leaders eagerly awaited him at the prison gates. Thousands of TDP supporters swarmed the area, making it a tense and crowded scene.
By 3:45 p.m., the throngs of supporters successfully reached the prison’s main entrance, causing the police to grapple with maintaining order. However, a team of National Security Guard (NSG) Commandos swiftly arrived to ensure Chandrababu Naidu’s safety from the moment of his release.
As the clock neared 4 p.m., Chandrababu Naidu, flanked by the NSG, departed for Vijayawada in a convoy. In a poignant moment, he raised his hand in a familiar gesture of victory to the cheering crowd and warmly embraced his grandson.
After being released from jail, N. Chandrababu Naidu greeted the massive crowd that had gathered to support him, expressing his gratitude to his well-wishers. He specifically thanked Pawan Kalyan, who openly endorsed him during his speech. Chandrababu Naidu raised his hand in a customary manner, acknowledging the cheers and showing a sign of victory to the people present. He also affectionately embraced his grandson.
The political repercussions of his release remain uncertain, and the story continues to develop. Stay tuned for the latest updates on this unfolding political drama. Akai News India
