Nellore: In a surprising turn of events, two MLAs from the ruling YSRCP were absent from the assembly today, leading to speculation and allegations of cross-voting. The absence of YSRCP flexes at Udayagiri MLA, Mekapati Chandrasekhar Reddy's, at his office has sparked controversy, with his followers also missing. It is reported that Chandrashekar Reddy and Undavalli Sridevi may have indulged in cross-voting, further adding fuel to the fire. Chandrasekhar Reddy's whereabouts are currently unknown, with his phone switched off. It is said that he had recently met with Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy, who had allegedly informed him of not receiving a ticket for the upcoming elections but being offered an MLC seat. These developments have led to heated debates and discussions among YSRCP circles. The absence of the two MLAs and allegations of cross-voting have raised questions about the party's internal workings and loyalties.
