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Rain water controversy unwarranted: Vundavalli
Former Congress MP Vundavalli Arun Kumar said there was no need to make controversy over the issue of rain water seeping into Assembly. Vundavalli along with Vijayawada city Congress president Malladi Vishnu and APCC general secretary Kolanukonda Sivaji visited Assembly on Monday.
Amaravati: Former Congress MP Vundavalli Arun Kumar said there was no need to make controversy over the issue of rain water seeping into Assembly. Vundavalli along with Vijayawada city Congress president Malladi Vishnu and APCC general secretary Kolanukonda Sivaji visited Assembly on Monday.
Highlights:
- The former MP visits State Assembly at Velagapudi
- Says he is impressed by the construction
- Rules out contesting elections in 2019
Speaking to reporters, Vundavalli said that he came to Assembly to see the new building as he did not visit it earlier. “Assembly building is very nice,” he appreciated and said that the controversy was unwarranted.
“If I say that the Assembly building is good, some people will propagate that I will join Telugu Desam Party. If not, they will say I will join YSR Congress. In fact, I am not affiliated to any political party now,” he maintained.He also said that he would not contest in elections in 2019.
