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Make resolution on Kapus by Dec 6: Mudragada Padmanabham
Kapu leader Mudragada Padmanabham on Wednesday warned the government of serious consequences if the Chief Minister did not make a resolution on Kapu reservations and sent to the Central government on or before December 6. Addressing Kapu JAC meet at Kirlampudi, Mudragada said that he had voted to Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu considering his experience in politics and administrative skills
Kakinada: Kapu leader Mudragada Padmanabham on Wednesday warned the government of serious consequences if the Chief Minister did not make a resolution on Kapu reservations and sent to the Central government on or before December 6.
Addressing Kapu JAC meet at Kirlampudi, Mudragada said that he had voted to Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu considering his experience in politics and administrative skills and believing his promise on reservation for Kapus.
However, Naidu failed to fulfil his promise to community. Warning the government of serious consequences, he further said that he had stopped his padayatra following the suggestion by Kapu JAC leaders. Mudragada said that he has proved his stamina by doing padayatra on the same day when CM was in Kakinada. All the Kapu leaders from 13 districts have also participated in the JAC meeting.
