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A major controversy has erupted in Andhra Pradesh politics involving Heritage Foods, media reports by Sakshi Media Group, and allegations raised by leaders of the YSR Congress Party.

The issue began after opposition leaders, including Botsa Satyanarayana, questioned the alleged links between Heritage Foods and dairy contracts, including claims related to ghee supply and the Indapur dairy facility. The company strongly denied the allegations, stating that the claims were false and damaging to its reputation.

Following media reports and political statements, Heritage Foods approached the Delhi High Court, filing a defamation case reportedly worth ₹100 crore against Sakshi media and certain political leaders, including former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy.

In an important interim order, the court directed that the allegedly defamatory content be removed within 24 hours. The order also extended to digital platforms, asking companies like Google, Meta, and YouTube to act on the content if required.

This development has sparked a wider debate across political and media circles about media responsibility, freedom of expression, corporate reputation, and the role of courts in the digital age.

Is this a case of political allegations going too far?
Or is it a matter of legitimate public questioning?

The final outcome of the legal battle could have significant implications for politics, journalism, and corporate accountability in India.