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YSRCP readies to stage protests in Assembly constituencies on June 2
YSRCP leader Botcha Satyanarayana informed that they will stage protests in all Assembly constituencies in the State on June 2, on the occasion of State bifurcation day demanding the State government to mount pressure on Central government to accord Special Category Status.
Amaravati: YSRCP leader Botcha Satyanarayana informed that they will stage protests in all Assembly constituencies in the State on June 2, on the occasion of State bifurcation day demanding the State government to mount pressure on Central government to accord Special Category Status.
He lashed out at Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and accused him of failing to mount pressure on the Centre for special status. Addressing media persons in Guntur city on Sunday, Botha urged the party leaders and cadre to make the proposed programme a success.
He said that they would lodge complaints against the TDP government on corruption charges in land pooling for Amaravati development and for not implementing election promises, on June 2. Alleging irregularities in Sadavarti Satram lands auctions in Tamil Nadu, Botha accused the officials of auctioning valuable lands at the nominal price to benefit the ruling party leaders at the behest of Nara Lokesh and demanded the government to cancel the auction immediately part from an inquiry into irregularities.
