The Alliance group has two "Red Books." One is with Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, and the other with Minister Nara Lokesh. However, the content of these two books is quite different.
Lokesh’s Red Book is entirely political, while Pawan’s focuses on Sanatana Dharma. Despite their differences, both books have sparked widespread debate.
So far, the details of Lokesh's Red Book remain undisclosed. The contents of Pawan’s Red Book are expected to be revealed this evening at an event in Tirupati.
However, the YCP has been heavily criticizing what they refer to as the "Lokesh Red Book regime" in the state.
During his padayatra, Lokesh mentioned that the Red Book contains details of police officers who unjustly filed cases against their leaders and activists. He warned that once they come to power, those responsible will face consequences.
Lokesh recently declared that the "Red Book rule" has already begun.
Reports suggest that attacks on YCP leaders and workers have occurred across the state, with some areas witnessing murders.
Additionally, properties have been raided, and certain IPS and IAS officers have been denied postings, suspended, or had cases filed against them, supposedly under the directives of the Red Book. This situation is tarnishing the image of the coalition government.
It is unclear how long this state of affairs will continue, but if this "Red Book rule" persists for five years, it could lead to serious consequences.
As for Pawan’s Red Book, he is expected to explain its contents during the Tirupati Sabha.
While Lokesh’s Red Book regime is raising concerns, Pawan’s vision, rooted in religious ideology, presents its own challenges.
History has shown the dangers of mixing religion and politics, yet Pawan seems determined to follow this path. This is the current situation surrounding the Red Books.