Unrest continues to grip southern India’s Andhra Pradesh as tensions escalate between supporters of the YCP and TDP.

The incident took place at Narasaraopet in Palnadu district on May 13.

Visuals showed a terrifying blaze engulfing a vehicle, its flames raging fiercely as a team of police officers and firefighters worked tirelessly to extinguish the inferno. Surrounding them, a crowd of onlookers had gathered, drawn by the spectacle of the intense fire.

Speaking to Newslions, Senior Fire Officer of Narasaraopet said that the political climate in Narasaraopet remains heated as clashes between the YCP and TDP intensify. In a brazen act of aggression, a TDP's Bolero vehicle was set ablaze by unknown assailants at the local Mallamma center, adding fuel to the already tense situation.

The unrest traces back to a clash involving alcohol glass bottles between supporters of the two parties, sparking a wave of violence across the town. Activists and youths from both factions have mobilized in significant numbers, converging around the offices of key leaders from the YCP and TDP.

Reports indicate that the streets of Narasaraopet have become battlegrounds, with incidents of vandalism including the destruction of liquor bottles and the brandishing of iron rods. Despite the escalating violence, local law enforcement has yet to take action, exacerbating fears of further escalation.

The lack of police intervention has left residents on edge, with many expressing concern over the deteriorating situation. As tensions continue to simmer, the future of Narasaraopet remains uncertain, with fears that the violence could spiral out of control if swift measures are not taken to restore order.