Tensions rose once again during Nara Lokesh's Yuva Galam padayatra, a political walk organized by the TDP National General Secretary. The youth leader's walk was interrupted by police at Sansireddypalli in GD Nellore, where he attempted to address the gathered crowd. However, the police attempted to confiscate the stool Nara Lokesh was standing on and also snatched the microphone from an activist. This prompted a strong reaction from both Nara Lokesh and TDP cadres, who shouted slogans against the police. Nara Lokesh condemned the incident and showed his protest by standing on the stool. He expressed his anger towards the police and brandished a copy of the Constitution of India, emphasizing the right to free speech and assembly.
