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Bojjala under scrutiny for criticising MLA Roja
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Forest Minister Bojjala Gopalakrishna Reddy faced the ire of the YSRCP activists for his remarks on MLA Roja during the third phase of Janmabhoomi-Mana Vooru programme held in Nagari Assembly constituency on Sunday.
Forest Minister Bojjala Gopalakrishna Reddy faced the ire of the YSRCP activists for his remarks on MLA Roja during the third phase of Janmabhoomi-Mana Vooru programme held in Nagari Assembly constituency on Sunday.
The Minister said that it was unfortunate that the people of Nagari assembly constituency have Roja as an MLA who got suspended by the State Assembly and added that they need not worry as the TDP government would protect their interest.
However, the YSRCP leaders questioned the Minister the reason behind him criticising Roja when he is supposed to resolve people's problems in Janmabhoomi programme. They even went on to say that Roja might have been suspended from the state assembly but she has not been suspended from the assembly constituency. An argument transpired bringing the entire JB-MV programme to a halt. Immediately, the police asked the YSRCP workers to leave the venue in order to continue the programme.
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