Hyderabad/Prakasam District: Komatireddy Koteshwari @ Swathi, an advocate and former Telugu Desam Party (TDP) functionary from Hyderabad, has written a strongly worded letter to Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu, alleging severe misconduct and corruption within the state’s Revenue and Police departments.
Koteshwari, who previously served as TDP City Secretary, State Secretary, and Telugu Mahila President for the Yakkatapuram constituency (Saidabad, Hyderabad) during the tenure of Singireddy Srinivas Reddy, is a native of Kanumalla village, Singarayakonda Mandal, Prakasam District.
Systemic Failures and Political Warning
In her complaint, the advocate claimed that both the Revenue and Police systems are failing under the current administration, stating that officials in these departments are "playing with the lives of illiterate and innocent citizens."
> "Revenue officials are either creating non-existent entries or deleting valid ones from official records. When citizens question these manipulations, Police are filing false cases against them, forcing them to run around courts," the letter stated.
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Koteshwari delivered a sharp political warning to the CM, urging him to consider the long-term future of the Telugu Desam Party. "If such mistakes continue during your administration, please reflect on how the Opposition parties will leverage these issues to damage our party," she wrote.
Personal Grievance and Specific Allegations
The complaint highlights a specific case involving her own family to substantiate her claims of official negligence and bias:
* Victimization: Koteshwari alleged that her father, Mannam Koteshu @ Koteswara Rao, and she herself were subjected to great injustice and harassment by the Singarayakonda Police Station.
* False Cases: She claimed that false cases were filed against them, while officials in both the Police and Revenue departments were shielding individuals accused of forgery and cheating.
* Accused Individuals: She specifically named local TDP members from Kanumalla village, Mannam Rangarao and Choppara Chandrasekhar, as the perpetrators of the alleged forgery and cheating.
Demand for Justice
Advocate Koteshwari concluded her letter by pleading with the Chief Minister to intervene personally. She urged the CM to "show mercy" and order a comprehensive investigation into the functioning of the two departments to ensure justice for her family and to prevent other citizens from suffering a similar fate.
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