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YSRCP flayed for finding fault with officials over Janmabhoomi
TDP official spokesperson Dinakar Lanka stated that the Janmabhoomi-Maa Vooru was a government programme and the officials were mandated to be available to public during the 10 days.
Amaravati: TDP official spokesperson Dinakar Lanka stated that the Janmabhoomi-Maa Vooru was a government programme and the officials were mandated to be available to public during the 10 days.
Reacting on the criticism of Public Accounts Committee Chairman and YSRCP MLC Buggana Rajendranath Reddy,in a press conference held at party office in Guntur on Wednesday, the TDP official spokesperson stated that blaming the officials for attending JBMV was not a good.
Dinakar added the Comptroller and Auditor General of India also appreciated the Polavaram project works, but Public Accounts Committee Chairman was criticising the government to get mileage on it.
Rajendranath was giving wrong statistics related to creation of employment and industrial development, maintained Dinakar. Blaming the YSRCP for not attending the Assembly sessions, Dinakar said the YSRCP leaders have been making baseless criticism only to get mileage.
The YSRCP leader was misleading public by projecting wrong figures on government debt, he stated. Dinakar stated that there was Rs 1.89 lakh crore debt in united Andhra Pradesh at the time of bifurcation and the burden was directly fell on the residuary state.
