In Andhra Pradesh, the deployment of drone cameras around TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu's Amaravati residence has created uproar. However, the water source department has made it clear that drone cameras were deployed there to record the flood situation. On the other hand, the state government has said that drones have been deployed to monitor the flood situation in the area. While the TDP has accused the ruling YSR Congress party of keeping an eye on the former chief minister's residence. Let us know the full details
On Friday, Telugu Desam party workers gathered at Chandrababu Naidu's house to tell you about your information. They say two people using a drone camera around the house have been apprehended. In a tweet, Naidu's son Nara Lokesh questioned who allowed the setting up of a drone camera to monitor the former Chief Minister's residence in the High Security Zone. The media quickly went viral. The message in this video was that there was a danger of flooding on this house. The house belongs to Lingamani Ramesh, who has been living in Naidu on rent since 2016.
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Leader of the Opposition Chandrababu Naidu also took up the matter with DGP Gautam Sawang in the state Assembly. He said the drones have been used to protect them. He also asked the police to make public all the information about the drone-run shakhs.Andhra Pradesh Agriculture Minister Anil Kumar said that the government has the right to take stock of the flood situation. "We are monitoring not only in the same area but wherever there is a threat of floods. Chandrababu Naidu's house also falls in the same area which has been affected by floods."
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