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'Pawan will not reap crop by just sowing seeds'
TDP MP JC Diwakar Reddy on Thursday said that he is not interested in contesting in Lok Sabha elections anymore. Instead, he would field his son for the MP seat from Anantapur next time if TDP chief and AP Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu gives his nod.Â
Anantapur: TDP MP JC Diwakar Reddy on Thursday said that he is not interested in contesting in Lok Sabha elections anymore. Instead, he would field his son for the MP seat from Anantapur next time if TDP chief and AP Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu gives his nod.
Speaking to media persons here in the town, Diwakar Reddy felt that Member of Parliament (MP) doesn't have any value among the general public nor in the parliament in Delhi.
"The MP post has no value, no one would care to greet an MP now a days," he remarked. He further felt that Rajya Sabha MP and megastar Chiranjeevi had committed a mistake by merging his party Praja Rajyam with the Congress.
"Jana Sena founder Pawan Kalyan had earned enough money through movies. Pawan will not reap crop by just sowing seeds," he quipped.
He said that the newly-joined YSRCP leader Gurunath Reddy in the ruling TDP is not seeking party ticket. Any leader has to contest polls under the direction of Chandrababu Naidu, he remarked.
