Former Chief Minister and TDP Chief Chandrababu Naidu finds himself in a new chapter of his political career, as he faces a 14-day remand in connection with the Skill Development scam. The ACB court’s decision has led to his relocation to the Rajamahendravaram Central Jail, marking a significant shift in his circumstances. Upon his arrival at the jail in the dead of night, Naidu was ushered into a designated room that will serve as his temporary abode.
His son, Nara Lokesh, promptly met with him to discuss the amenities and medical care that will be made available to the senior leader during his stay. Chandrababu Naidu’s accommodation has been arranged in the Sneha Block of the jail, which now features heightened security measures to ensure his safety and that of other inmates.
The court’s orders have been diligently followed in setting up his room and facilities to meet his specific requirements. Access to the Sneha Block has been strictly limited to authorized personnel, underlining the seriousness of Naidu’s confinement. He has been assigned the remand prisoner number 7691, further emphasizing the transition from a political figure to a detainee.
Outside the jail, Nara Lokesh, accompanied by party officials, anxiously waited to ensure that food and medication arrangements for Chandrababu Naidu met his needs. The family, like many supporters, eagerly awaits information on visitation schedules, as staying connected becomes even more crucial during this period of incarceration.
Notably, in a surprising move, the prison administration has allowed Chandrababu Naidu the option to receive outside tiffin meals, possibly offering him a taste of familiarity amid the unfamiliar confines of the central jail. This development adds a layer of intrigue to the evolving situation surrounding the former Chief Minister.