Mr. Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, has been on bail since September 2013, a period spanning over 12 years, with minimal progress in the trail in the disproportionate assets case investigated by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

This plea is based on the following serious grounds, which pose a significant threat to the judicial process, public safety, and the rule of law:

Allegations of Economic Terrorism: Mr. Reddy is accused of amassing illegal wealth to the tune of Rs. 40,000 crore through quid pro quo arrangements, causing substantial loss to the public exchequer. These actions, described by critics as akin to economic terrorism, involved leveraging his influence to secure undue benefits for companies he controlled, as detailed in CBI chargesheets. Such grave economic offences undermine the financial integrity of the state and warrant strict judicial scrutiny.
Prolonged Bail Period of 12 Years: Mr. Reddy has been on bail since September 2013, a period spanning over 12 years, with minimal progress in the trial. The inordinate delay, despite court directives for expeditious hearings, raises concerns about potential manipulation of the judicial process. The prolonged bail period, without significant trial advancement, risks eroding public trust in the judiciary.
Threats to Andhra Pradesh Police and Administrative Officers: There are allegations that Mr. Reddy, during his tenure as Chief Minister, misused his authority to intimidate Andhra Pradesh police and administrative officers. Notably, a case filed by TDP MLA K. Raghurama Krishna Raju alleges custodial torture and threats by police officers acting under Mr. Reddy’s instructions, aimed at silencing dissent. Such actions suggest an abuse of power that could obstruct justice.
Threatening People: Mr. Reddy is accused of fostering a climate of fear to suppress criticism. A petition by YSRCP MP Raghu Ramakrishna Raju highlights a "fear psychosis" in society due to Mr. Reddy’s alleged high-handed approach and intolerance of dissent. These actions are claimed to intimidate witnesses and others involved in the case, further jeopardizing the fairness of the trial.
Threats to Raid Ministers’ Houses and Cause Harm: Serious allegations have surfaced that Mr. Reddy threatened to raid the residences of ministers and cause them harm, including threats to kill. These claims, as raised in a complaint by TDP MLA K. Raghurama Krishna Raju, indicate a pattern of intimidation that could extend to influencing the judicial process and endangering public officials. Such conduct is antithetical to the rule of law and justifies the revocation of bail.
Involvement in Alleged Liquor Scam: Recent investigations by the Andhra Pradesh Special Investigation Team (SIT) have implicated Mr. Reddy in a Rs. 3,500 crore liquor scam during the YSRCP regime (2019–2024). A 305-page chargesheet filed on July 20, 2025, alleges that Mr. Reddy received kickbacks of Rs. 50–60 crore monthly, routed through associates like Kessireddy Rajasekhar Reddy and others. The scam involved manipulating the state’s excise policy to favor certain liquor brands for bribes, causing significant losses to the state exchequer and endangering public health with substandard liquor. These serious allegations, supported by arrests and ongoing probes by the Enforcement Directorate, further underscore the need to reassess his bail status.
In view of these grave allegations, I respectfully request your esteemed courts to:

1. Reassess the bail granted to Mr. Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy in the disproportionate assets case.
2. Consider cancelling his bail to prevent further interference with the judicial process and ensure public safety.
3. Expedite the trial under the supervision of the Telangana High Court, as previously directed by the Supreme Court, to deliver timely justice.