Amaravati: Pawan accuses CM YS Jagan of skirting responsibility

Amaravati: Jana Sena Party president Pawan Kalyan condemned the comments of Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy that the opposition leaders were resorting to 'political guerrilla warfare' in the state by destroying temples.

The Jana Sena chief said that over 100 incidents of attacks on temples were reported in the past two years and several idols were desecrated. The Chief Minister trying to escape from his responsibility by throwing the blame on opposition, he said adding people very well know the power of Chief Minister, who can get the Chief Justices of High Courts transferred with a single letter.

He expressed surprise over the failure of the state govt to nab the culprits of in desecration of idols so far though the ruling party has 151 MLAs, 22 MPs in addition to the police force. The government harassed Dr Sudhakar by foisting cases but failed to nab the culprits of the present chaos so far. He said even seers also came out to raise their voice against the desecration of idols indicating the severity of the situation.

The Jana Sena chief appealed to the Chief Minister to try to bring the culprits to book as early as possible.