Family Feud: Sharmila's Battle Over YSR Legacy

Sharmila, estranged from her brother Jagan Mohan Reddy, claims YSR's family businesses should equally benefit all grandchildren. She counters allegations of affecting Jagan's election results and opposes conditions to halt criticism, while disputing a legal move over shares. The political rift continues to deepen.

In a striking dispute within the prominent YSR family, Y S Sharmila asserts that all businesses established during her father Y S Rajasekhara Reddy's era are family assets. She affirms that her brother Jagan Mohan Reddy acts as a guardian and should divide them equally among the grandchildren.

Sharmila has demanded her share, echoing her late father's wishes. She claims to have received Rs 200 crore as dividends, underscoring her point for equal distribution among the heirs. Despite Jagan attributing his political setbacks to her, Sharmila stands firm in her political pursuits.

The conflict has escalated legally, with Jagan moving the National Company Law Tribunal accusing Sharmila of unauthorized share transfers. Undeterred, Sharmila accuses Jagan's team of attempting character assassination, as the family saga gains public and legal attention.

(With inputs from agencies.)