Ratnavelu Nayudu

I specifically pointed out the person in your banner, yet again, you chose to attack an entire caste. Fine, let’s come down to your level. Ee case lu anni gurtunnaya? 𝐑𝐞𝐝𝐝𝐲 𝐚𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐭: > Hasnapur killings, Adilabad (1985) > Bandlapalli killings, Chittoor (1987) > Jabbargudem killing, Rangareddy (1989) > Pulivendula arson, Cuddapah (1990) > Reddypalli killing, Rangareddy (1990) > Kothapulavandlapalli killing, Anantapur (1990) > Moodurallapalli killing, Kurnool (1991) > Ambaripet killing, Adilabad (1991) > Tsundur massacre, Guntur (1991)

𝐘𝐒𝐑𝐂𝐏 𝐌𝐋𝐀𝐬 Reddy-49 | Kapu-22 | OBC-28 | Kamma-6 | SC-27 | ST-7 𝐓𝐃𝐏 𝐌𝐋𝐀𝐬 Kamma-32 | Reddy-28 | Kapu-16 | OBC-30 SC-22 | ST-6 Vysya + Raju - 8/9 Spreading hatred against Kammas is the only tool @YSRCParty is left with to stay relevant. They have nothing else to offer the public. All they do is label successful people by caste to deflect attention from their own failures. Brother TONY has Y. S. Raja Reddy in his banner, the same person who led a group that burnt down over 150 houses belonging to Erukala tribal (ST) families.

Nara Chandrababu Naidu Garu didn’t come from a 2-acre background. His family’s combined assets amounted to 77.40 acres, as clearly stated in his 1988 affidavit. I’ve noticed many Jana Sena supporters repeatedly circulate fictional figures & rumours as facts to fool the public & escape from an argument. This will only damages their party’s credibility & its public support. The @JanaSenaParty motto should be: “A cope a day keeps the rope away.”

During our engineering days in Chennai Telugu ppl in college are divided into 2 groups Cops & Non Cops - almost all Non Cops are fans of Jr NTR గారు... even newcomers from Cop batch liked Jr NTR but seniors used to brainwash them Tarak garu is everyone's hero Also, this person lies through his a$$ about not being a Kapu, yet he constantly defends Kapus, retweets tweets defending them, and keeps mentioning that he isn’t a Kapu just to maintain a neutral image, all while constantly hating on Kammas.

Tsundur massacre, Moodurallapalli killings, Reddypalli killings, Bandlapalli killings, & Ambaripet killings shaked the country, now in 2026 your community is not letting Dalits into the temple 🤡

Reddy atrocities list: > Hasnapur killings, Adilabad (1985) > Bandlapalli killings, Chittoor (1987) > Jabbargudem killing, Rangareddy (1989) > Pulivendula arson, Cuddapah (1990) > Reddypalli killing, Rangareddy (1990) > Kothapulavandlapalli killing, Anantapur (1990) > Moodurallapalli killing, Kurnool (1991) > Ambaripet killing, Adilabad (1991) > Tsundur massacre, Guntur (1991) Dehati Cheddy 🩲, abuses and random slurs aren’t encouraged here. Keep them confined to your low-class ghettos. “Me valla valla SC/ST Act vachindi” - proof? Trust me, bro? The SC/ST Act extends to the whole of India, except the erstwhile State of Jammu and Kashmir. Did my community cause communal tensions throughout the country? Stop acting holier-than-thou, lil bro.

Can you provide any credible evidence that ₹2,500 crore of public money has been sanctioned for the NTR statue at Neerukonda? Also, it’s not taxpayers’ money that is necessarily being spent on this project, so don’t fall for online propaganda. The government was considering a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, along with contributions from the public through donations. The final decision on pooling funds had not yet been made yet!

Since the issue of the NTR statue in Neerukonda was brought up, here's what Raja Reddy, father of Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy, did to the Erukula tribal community (STs): he was directly involved in the burning of over 150 of their houses. NTR was never involved in caste atrocities, yet you keep dragging his name into this while overlooking the documented facts against the Y. S. Reddy family, which continues to enjoy support within your community.

Dalit Temple Entry - Yerragudipadu, Kadapa District > Chandra, a member of an SC (Dalit) family, visited the temple along with his daughter. Former village sarpanch Brahmananda Reddy stopped them from entering the temple. > He reportedly told them that Dalits were not allowed inside the temple and should worship from outside. (More 👇)

> Venkat’s son (a Dalit) had an affair with the Reddy landowner’s daughter, he challenged the Reddy family, & the matter eventually turned into a political issue. > Facing physical threats, the couple eloped and stayed in different locations across South India for several months. > The Reddy landowner caused Venkat to lose his job. Source : David Picherit, Economic & Political Weekly, Vol. 50, Issue 52, 26 December 2015 (Thread👇)

Tsunduru Massacre, Guntur District, 1991 (Thread👇) > A young Dalit graduate was reportedly beaten after accidentally touching a Reddy woman near a cinema hall. > A month after that incident, 8 Dalits were massacred by Reddys, allegedly with police assistance.

Irony has died a thousand deaths, Reddy! The Chelkurthi Incident, Nalgonda District, 1991 > Jayamma (Reddy women) and Govindu (Golla/Yadav, BC) were in a relationship for five years before eloping on August 4, reportedly assisted by Muthamma, another Golla woman. > Narayana Reddy, along with Parvatha Reddy and Venkatarami Reddy, stripped Muthamma, assaulted her with chilli powder and a stick inserted into her vagina, and paraded her naked through the village for over three hours. Thread👇

People watch movies for entertainment. I watched Ranabali in theatres, does that make me a Velama? Also me at the Peddi movie pre-release celebrations, went along with my Muslim friend! We’re tired of hearing this rhetoric. Please find some other story to peddle.

Ah, the classic “We Telangana people are so different” argument. > TG has more caste-based honour killings than AP. > If we're talking about caste unification, TG have a habit of creating caste heroes from every community and composing caste-based folk songs around them. > Caste meetings are openly conducted across TG, with invitation posters plastered all over the streets. Also drop your reddy title, before you preach, stop acting holier-than-thou!

Who I support is my personal choice. Either way, since you seem to have no idea what personal choice means, I'd like to know what exactly you mean by “Udigam”? I've never involved myself in fan wars, and my political affiliations are none of your business. In my opinion, your Reddy caste is the worst thing to have happened to Telugu land, and I can provide evidence to support that. From the Tsunduru massacre to the spread of Christianity in the state under YSR, I think you should be begging for my mercy, given the historical record associated with your community. By the way, “Maa blood, maa breed veru” was just a random statement Balayya made in one of his interviews. Since when did he become a spokesperson for Kammas? When did he even suggest that the dialogue was directed at the Kamma community?

> Kamma Population in Andhra Pradesh: 4% > Kamma Population in Telangana: 1% > Combined Kamma Population in Telugu States: 2.5% > Telugu Population in the USA: 0.35% Most Kammas are occupied with their businesses, education, jobs, politics, families and personal ambitions. We have our own lives to lead. Caste meetings and community organisations aren't a priority for many. We interact with people from diverse backgrounds, and caste is hardly a regular subject of discussion in many Kamma households. Yet, I find it interesting how online narratives targeting Kammas are disproportionately amplified. Why is the same scrutiny not directed towards Reddys, Kapus, Velamas, Rajus, Brahmins or other OBC communities? Kammas have increasingly become an easy scapegoat for pushing narratives around caste discrimination. Anti-Kamma rhetoric has been normalised across social media, from casual remarks like "Kammaga Cheppavu Chowdhra" to openly casteist slurs targeting even random women, such as "Chow Munda." For those engaging in this behaviour, would you tolerate the same treatment if it were directed at you? Imagine Kammas normalising caste based slut-shaming of your women & hurling insults like “Kulam takkuva naa kodaka” whenever we wish. Several online groups have actively fabricated stereotypes on Kammas, in the process, an entire community is being demonised, including people who have little interest in caste politics and simply want to go about their lives. The YCP, through its political cadre and media ecosystem, actively promoted this narrative for years. Subsequently, sections of other caste groups have amplified it further, casually labelling successful Kammas as casteists and reducing their identities to derogatory internet slang like "Chow." At times, I'm genuinely surprised by how closely some Non-Kammas follow us. They know every Kamma businessman, politician & celebrity, just to dismiss their hard work & success as caste privilege, which in 99% of cases doesn't even exist. Imagine being so consumed by caste that you spend more time tracking the achievements of another community than focusing on your own. Such relentless stereotyping will achieve nothing beyond alienating Kamma youth who would otherwise have no particular interest in caste based mobilisation. Eventually, it risks creating the very caste consciousness that these narratives claim to oppose. Ultimately, Kammas should recognise that our strength lies in unity, education, economic progress and institutional influence. We must build a community confident enough to stand up against misinformation, challenge false allegations and protect its dignity without resorting to the same divisive behaviour we criticise.

Imagine Pawan Kalyan & Naga Babu pulling this move after merging Janasena with TDP.