Gandra: Privilege motion against Jagan in the cards

Gandra: Privilege motion against Jagan in the cards
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Gandra: Privilege Motion Against Jagan In The Cards. Privilege motion against YSR Congress chief YS Jaganmohan Reddy would be moved over his remarks against the Assembly Speaker, informed Government Chief Whip Gandra Venkata Ramana Reddy.

Warangal: Privilege motion against YSR Congress chief YS Jaganmohan Reddy would be moved over his remarks against the Assembly Speaker, informed Government Chief Whip Gandra Venkata Ramana Reddy.
The motion would be moved during the Assembly session that resumes on January 3, 2014, he said. The Chief Whip has strongly condemned the YSRCP leader’s comments against the Speaker N Manohar and said the Speaker has performed his duties as a Constitutional authority.
The TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu and Jaganmohan have been creating ruckus over equal justice and unity of Telugu people when they have failed to speak in favour of Telangana people.
The Congress high command, which paid attention to the woes of the people in the region, has decided to do justice to the region and its people. ‘The party leadership is fully aware of the history and conditions in Telangana and hence decided to stop Seemandhra leaders from conspiring against the Telangana people’, he averred.
The chief whip accused Chandrababu Naidu for opposing the Telangana process in spite of his repeated claims wherein he said he was not against separate Telangana.
The people in both Telangana and Seemandhra regions now understood the double standards adopted by the TDP chief.
He urged the Telangana TDP leaders to introspect and quit TDP opposing Naidu’s anti-Telangana stance and join the people’s movement for the statehood to the region.
Referring to the notion that the issue of merger of Telangana Rashtra Samithi with Congress was delaying creation of Telangana, Mr. Ramana Reddy said ‘Irrespective of TRS merger the central government would go ahead with the separate Telangana process.’
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