Somireddy forced cops to implicate me, alleges Kakani

Somireddy forced cops to implicate me, alleges Kakani
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YSR Congress district convener and Sarvepalli legislator Kakani Govardhan Reddy dared the Agriculture Minister Somireddy Chandramohan Reddy to prove the allegations stated in the police charge sheet which was filed in the court.

Nellore: YSR Congress district convener and Sarvepalli legislator Kakani Govardhan Reddy dared the Agriculture Minister Somireddy Chandramohan Reddy to prove the allegations stated in the police charge sheet which was filed in the court.

He addressed the media persons here on Tuesday at the party office and said police have prepared the charge sheet under pressure and at the behest of the Minister and there were no facts.

He reiterated that he is ready to quit the legislator position if the details mentioned in the charge sheet are substantiated and asked the Minister whether he is ready quit the post if any of the allegations mentioned in the charge sheet are proved to be wrong.

He said TDP district president and MLC Beeda Ravichandra has been saying that they would approach the Assembly speaker for dethroning him from the legislator position. The MLC was not having basic knowledge on the powers of a legislator, he said.

By just mentioning the name as accused in the charge sheet makes a person not guilt in any way and he dared resignation of the Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu whose name was mentioned in the charge sheet more than 20 times in connection with the Note for Vote scam. He asked the MLC Ravichandra to comprehend legal procedures before making comments against others.

He said Minister Chandramohan Reddy was rejected by Sarvepalli voters for four times from the constituency and now he is talking about YSR Congress chief Jaganmohan Reddy and his character.

He said they would prove strength in the constituency in the coming elections. Kakani said they were having witnesses of money laundering by the Minister Somireddy and would prove them in due course.

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