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YSRCP rule resembles Jabardast show: Anam Venkataramana Reddy
The rule of YSR Congress in the state is resembling like ‘Jabardast’ comedy show in a TV channel, which is popular across two Telugu states, stated TDP district official spokesperson Anam Venkataramana Reddy.
Nellore: The rule of YSR Congress in the state is resembling like 'Jabardast' comedy show in a TV channel, which is popular across two Telugu states, stated TDP district official spokesperson Anam Venkataramana Reddy.
Addressing media here on Wednesday at the party office, he said Municipal Minister Botcha Satyanarayana had described the capital city Amaravati as a 'graveyard' which indicates their attitude towards 30,000 farmers, who have sacrificed their valuable lands for the same.
The TDP leader demanded apology from the Minister for his comments and said that another Minister Kodali Nani also made adverse comments against Tirumala shrine disrespecting sentiments of the devotees.
Even as Ministers were making harsh comments, he said the Chief Minister has been encouraging them. He said the government had done nothing to public after coming to power in the state for the last six months. Ramana Reddy also criticised the Speaker for making comments disregarding his constitutional stature.
