AP Minister Sandhya Rani Criticises Jagan Mohan Reddy Over Women and Tribal Rights Comments

Andhra Pradesh Minister Sandhya Rani has taken to the public platform to denounce remarks made by Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy concerning women and tribal rights. Rani, who holds a key portfolio in the state cabinet, described the comments as insensitive and contrary to the state’s commitments to gender equality and tribal welfare.

The criticism came after the Chief Minister’s statements were widely shared on social media, sparking debate among activists and political observers. Rani called for a review of the remarks and urged the government to reaffirm its policies that protect women and tribal communities.

She added that the Chief Minister’s words could erode trust in the administration’s pledge to uphold inclusive development. Rani’s remarks were met with support from several opposition leaders, while the ruling party defended the Chief Minister’s stance as a misunderstanding.

The incident highlights ongoing tensions within the Andhra Pradesh political landscape, particularly around issues of social justice and representation.

No official response from Jagan Mohan Reddy’s office has been released as of yet.