Viral video of andhra pradesh former CM jagan Mohan Reddy rally.

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Fatal Incident at Jagan Mohan Reddy’s Guntur Rally

On June 18, 2025, a road rally led by YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) president and former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy in Guntur district ended in tragedy when a supporter was fatally struck by a vehicle in the convoy. The incident near Etukuru village has triggered legal action, political controversy, and public outcry. This article examines the event, its consequences, and the ongoing fallout.

Background: The Rally’s Purpose

Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy organized the rally to travel from Tadepalli in Guntur district to Rentapalla in Palnadu district to pay respects to the family of Korlakunta Nagamalleswara Rao, a YSRCP deputy sarpanch who died by suicide in 2024, reportedly due to police harassment. The rally also aimed to unveil Rao’s statue, drawing significant crowds of YSRCP supporters. Despite police directives limiting the convoy to 14 vehicles and 100 participants due to security concerns, the event saw over 50 vehicles and hundreds of supporters, highlighting logistical challenges and Reddy’s strong regional support base.

The Incident: A Supporter’s Death


During the rally on the National Highway near Etukuru, a 65-year-old YSRCP supporter, Cheeli Singaiah from Vengalayapalem village, was struck by a vehicle in the convoy. Singaiah, a plumber who joined to catch a glimpse of Reddy, was hit and run over, according to police reports and video evidence that surfaced later. Initial accounts suggested a white Tata Safari, not part of the official convoy, was involved. However, footage shared widely on social media by June 22 appeared to show Singaiah being struck by the vehicle carrying Reddy, a white Toyota Land Cruiser. The video depicted Singaiah falling under the front wheel as Reddy stood to wave at supporters, with the convoy moving forward without stopping. Bystanders and a patrolling officer rushed Singaiah to Guntur General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Legal Proceedings: Charges Against Reddy and Others

Following a complaint by Singaiah’s wife, Cheeli Gnaneshwari, on June 22, Guntur police filed a case against Jagan Mohan Reddy and five others in the vehicle: driver Ramana Reddy, personal assistant Nageswar Reddy, MP Y.V. Subba Reddy, and former ministers Perni Nani and Vidadala Rajini. Initially registered under Section 106(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for death by negligence, the charges were upgraded to Section 105 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) and Section 49 (abetment) after CCTV, drone footage, and witness statements confirmed the vehicle’s involvement. Police also cited the convoy’s violation of restrictions, noting the excessive number of vehicles as a contributing factor. The investigation remains ongoing, with authorities promising further action based on evidence.

Political Fallout: YSRCP-TDP Tensions Escalate

The incident has intensified the rivalry between the YSRCP and the ruling Telugu Desam Party (TDP)-led coalition. YSRCP leaders, including former minister Ambati Rambabu, labeled the video evidence as “doctored” and accused the TDP of manipulating the narrative to defame Reddy. They argued that Reddy, unaware of the incident, would have ensured aid for Singaiah if informed, and criticized the police for inadequate crowd control. Conversely, TDP leaders, such as MLA Lavu Krishnadevarayalu, condemned the incident as a preventable tragedy, urging accountability. The YSRCP further alleged that the TDP-led government imposed excessive restrictions, including 25 checkposts around Rentapalla, to hinder Reddy’s public outreach, framing the incident as part of a broader political vendetta.

Public and Media Response

The circulation of the incident’s video on platforms like X has sparked widespread debate. Posts on X described the event as “shocking,” with some alleging Reddy’s indifference, though such claims lack verification. The YSRCP announced an ex gratia payment of ₹10 lakh to Singaiah’s family, a gesture met with mixed reactions—appreciation from supporters but skepticism from critics who viewed it as damage control. Media coverage, accused by YSRCP of TDP bias, has amplified the controversy, while initial police errors in identifying the vehicle fueled distrust. Public sentiment on X reflects polarized views, with some demanding justice for Singaiah and others defending Reddy’s intentions.

Broader Implications

The incident underscores the challenges of managing large political rallies in India, where enthusiastic crowds often overwhelm security arrangements. It raises questions about convoy protocols, leader accountability, and the balance between public engagement and safety. The legal case against Reddy, a prominent opposition figure, could set a precedent for how such incidents are addressed, particularly in politically charged environments. Additionally, the controversy highlights the role of social media in shaping narratives, with unverified claims risking further polarization.

Conclusion

The tragic death of Cheeli Singaiah during Jagan Mohan Reddy’s rally has cast a shadow over the YSRCP’s efforts to maintain political momentum. As legal proceedings unfold and political sparring continues, the incident serves as a somber reminder of the human cost of logistical oversights in high-profile events. With investigations ongoing, the focus remains on ensuring justice for Singaiah’s family and preventing such tragedies in the future.

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