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YSR Congress lost public confidence- PCC vice president
Pradesh Congress Committee(PCC) vice president N.Tulasi Reddy has alleged that YSR Congress government totally failure in addressing the various problems being faced by the people during its 100 days rule.
Kadapa: Pradesh Congress Committee(PCC) vice president N.Tulasi Reddy has alleged that YSR Congress government totally failure in addressing the various problems being faced by the people during its 100 days rule. Addressing the press conference here on Friday he said that people are feeling insecure in all fronts following undemocratic rule being implemented in the state.
Pointing out the credibility of chief minister for always concentrating on how to abolish the schemes and demolish the structures which were introduced and constructed during the regime of the TDP government. The PCC vice president recalled that demolishing Rs 9crores worth Prajavedika, and houses constructed under NTR urban housing scheme, going for reverse tendering related the Polavaram project, Amaravathi, taken back the lands sanction for Machili patnam port etc witnessed Jagan Mohan Reddy has developed a personal grudge against the former chief minister.
He said that YSR Congress fails to keep its promises related to providing pensions for 45 years old people, implementation liquor ban on the phased manner, conducting enquiry over misusing of funds in irrigation projects. The PCC leader warned that people might have a revolt on the government if the same situation continued for some more time. Party leaders B.Jakaraiah, SK Satar, N.Srinivasa Rao and others were present.
