Do we need rowdy raj

Rajam/Itchapuram/Srikakulam: With the polling date fast approaching, Chief Minister N Chandrababu is going more and more aggressive. He has changed his style of campaign. He is now directly attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao, YSRCP president Y S Jaganmohan Reddy, and Jana Sena leader Pawan Kalyan.

Naidu's new style of campaign is to ask questions to the people without mincing words. Do you need Pulivendula type politics in the state? If you vote for Jagan you will have rowdies in every street, do you need them? Do you need a man who attended Assembly only for 25 days and courts for 250 days or one who is always with the people? Do we need actors? Let them remain confined to films. Modi has cheated us and has given a pot full of water and mud. Can you trust him again? He asks people.

As the cheers rent up the air, Naidu goes on to ask more questions. Taking on Modi, he says the Prime Minister has cheated us and still he has the cheek to come here and say that Naidu is corrupt and talks about son rise. "See the CAG reports of Modi when he was the CM you will know, who is corrupt. He is a man who has no family and knows nothing about family relations. My fight is for you. I am not a coward. I have the guts to take on any leader if he insults us and cheats us.

Do you want such leaders or one who would fall on the feet of Modi and KCR and would dance to their tunes," asks Naidu.Referring to the comment of Pawan Kalyan that the cycle chain has been taken away by KCR, Naidu said no one can break the chain of cycle. Do you think KCR is that capable? When it gained speed during TS elections, KCR got worried. TDP cycle gains speed depending upon the need and the speed comes from you all. If need be it would travel like a bullet. He further asked them whether they were angry with Modi and KCR or not.

He goes on asking more questions as to who can develop the state? Can actors and those who have highest number of cases pending against them, he asked the people. The Chief Minister readily agreed to the demands of the people to complete Nagavali and Vamsadhara projects and announced that the fourth and fifth instalments of farm loan waiver would be paid during the first week of April.