The Special Investigation Team (SIT) report on the Andhra Pradesh liquor scam has revealed a trail of kickbacks leading to Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy. The report, which has caused a stir in political circles, exposes alleged corruption in the state’s liquor policy. The SIT findings suggest that kickbacks were paid to individuals close to the Chief Minister in exchange for favorable policies related to the liquor industry. This revelation comes at a time when the state government is already facing criticism for its handling of the liquor distribution system. The opposition parties have seized on the report to demand a thorough investigation into the matter and accountability from the Chief Minister’s office. The allegations have put Jagan Mohan Reddy’s administration on the defensive, with calls for transparency and accountability gaining momentum. The SIT report has added fuel to the ongoing political turmoil in Andhra Pradesh, with the opposition accusing the ruling party of being involved in corrupt practices. The Chief Minister’s office has yet to respond to the allegations, but the pressure is mounting for a swift and thorough investigation into the matter. The liquor scam has once again highlighted the need for greater transparency and accountability in government policies and decisions, particularly in the sensitive area of alcohol regulation.