Chinta Mohan a frustrated politician

Chinta Mohan a frustrated politician
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TDP senior leader G Muddu Krishnama Naidu slammed former Congress MP Chinta Mohan and said that Chinta inviting YSRCP chief Jaganamohan Reddy to his party is most ridiculous as it was Sonia Gandhi who saw him jailed in the CBI disproportionate assets case.

Tirupati: TDP senior leader G Muddu Krishnama Naidu slammed former Congress MP Chinta Mohan and said that Chinta inviting YSRCP chief Jaganamohan Reddy to his party is most ridiculous as it was Sonia Gandhi who saw him jailed in the CBI disproportionate assets case.

Speaking to media here on Wednesday, Muddukrishnama Naidu said that Mohan conveniently forgot the fact that Jaganmohan Reddy was imprisoned during Congress government period but accusing others of vengeful towards Jaganmohan Reddy which is absurd.

Sharply reacting to Mohan’s remarks that he will sweep away the rotten-TDP, sought him first clean up his party and AICC before looking into the affairs of other parties. He brushed aside his remarks against TDP-BJP combine and his demand for a CBI probe into the assets of Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu as demand of a frustrated soul who is frantically trying to prove his relevance.

It was TDP founder NT Rama Rao who on the request of Savitha Ambedkar wife of Baba Saheb Ambedkar made him MP giving him a political life but he betrayed NTR by accusing him as Dalit Drohi before quitting the party after induced by Rajiv Gandhi to join Congress, he added.

He further said it was Mohan who created rift between great leader and Telugu Bidda PV Narasimha Rao and Congress president Sonia Gandhi leading to the sidelining of Rao in Congress party which he loyally and selflessly served for decades and his subsequent political oblivion. Naidu dared Mohan to come out in open and announce his achievements as a six time MP in developing Tirupati constituency before pointing fingers at others.

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