Allegations of Foul Play in Andhra Pradesh's Multi-Crore Liquor Scandal

Kasireddy Raja Sekhar Reddy, accused in the Rs 3,200-crore liquor scam, raises concerns over the timing of cash seizure by Andhra Pradesh Police, suggesting the involvement of police in planting post-dated currency notes. The court is urged to scrutinize the notes' serial numbers to ensure evidence integrity.

Kasireddy Raja Sekhar Reddy, the main suspect in the significant Rs 3,200-crore liquor scam tied to the prior YSRCP administration in Andhra Pradesh, has expressed serious concerns regarding the authenticity of evidence presented by law enforcement officials.

Reddy has filed a memo in court, suspecting that the Rs 11 crore cash seized near Hyderabad was printed post-June 2024, contrary to police claims of its earlier stashing. This discrepancy points to potential evidence tampering by the authorities.

The court was urged to meticulously record the serial numbers of the seized notes, as Reddy alleges possible replacement by investigators. He seeks judiciary intervention to ensure the cash remains unaltered, maintaining the integrity of ongoing investigations.

(With inputs from agencies.)