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Chief Whip Srikanth Reddy slams Chandrababu over land pooling
: The AP government Chief Whip Srikanth Reddy slammed TDP president and Opposition leader N Chandrababu Naidu that with his deeds, the World Bank has turndown a loan proposal for the capital city construction.
Amaravati: The AP government Chief Whip Srikanth Reddy slammed TDP president and Opposition leader N Chandrababu Naidu that with his deeds, the World Bank has turndown a loan proposal for the capital city construction.
He clarified that Chandrababu had asked the World Bank for a loan to build the capital city. Chief Whip said with the TDP anti policies, the capital city farmers had faced panic situation and that's why the reports were sent to the World Bank against Chandrababu's government.
On Friday, Srikanth Reddy spoke to the press persons at Assembly media point. On the occasion, he said that the farmers had taken the issue to the World bank notice that they are misused the land pooling act, and tampering the land records.
He also said that these situations have raised because the TDP government have created problems for the farmers and tenant farmers. The Dalits have informed the World bank that their lands are being taken away.
Srikanth Reddy expressed anger on the TDP leaders over their misleading campaign that because of the YSRCP complaint, the World Bank has rejected the loan.
