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Errabelli, Ponnala resort to verbal abuse at CM's chamber
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Errabelli, Ponnala resort to verbal abuse at CM's chamber. Errabelli led a delegation to the CM's chamber to start a gaming zone in the lands of at Rayadurgam in Ranga Reddy district. Errabelli complained to the CM that Ponnala Lakshmaiah was acting as a middle man in the issue.
One hope the debate to cool off when the Andhra Pradesh Assembly adjourned again on Thursday morning over Telangana Bill. However, that was not to be.
Everyone including Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy was shocked when the arguments between TDP leader Errabelli Dayakar Rao and IT minister Ponnala Lakshmaiah took an ugly turn.
According to top sources, Errabelli led a delegation to the CM's chamber to start a gaming centre in the lands of My home group at Rayadurgam in Ranga Reddy district. Errabelli complained to the CM that Ponnala Lakshmaiah was acting as a middle man in the issue. 
When Ponnala heard this, he reacted sharply and lashed out at Errabelli. The arguments between the duo took ugly turn and at one point even attacked each other personally when they hurled choicest abuses against each other. CM Kiran interrupted to not let the situation get out of control. He pacified Errabelli assuring justice on the issue.
However, those present in the CM's chamber were shell-shocked over reaction of both the leaders. The episode has now become a hot topic for discussion among MLAs.
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