Jagan cheating people: Jawahar

Jagan cheating people: Jawahar
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Excise Minister K S Jawahar lambasted the YSRCP President and Opposition leader YS Jaganmohan Reddy stating that Jagan was cheating the people in the name of Padayatras.

Eluru: Excise Minister K S Jawahar lambasted the YSRCP President and Opposition leader YS Jaganmohan Reddy stating that Jagan was cheating the people in the name of Padayatras.

  • The minister says that the YSRCP chief made two different moves – MPs resignations and no-confidence motion
  • People are at a loss to understand the policies of Jagan, he says

Addressing the mediapersons at ZP Guest House here on Tuesday, the Minister flayed Jagan stating that he has a habit of changing his words and resolutions every now and then. One year ago, Jagan announced the resignations; but did not implement those words.

Now he is announcing the no-confidence motion. He questioned Jagan to clarify which one was the correct statement? The Minister has said that if the opposition MPs submit resignations on April 5, it will take almost seven months to accept the resignations.

During that time, Election will be declared, and the MPs tenure will continue. The Minister criticised that this is the strategy of the Opposition leader on resignations. He suggested Jagan take senior Parliamentarians help on the rules of no-confidence motion and how much time it will take.

Jagan has announced the move of no-confidence motion with an evil thought, Jawahar alleged. Nothing will happen if five MPs proposed the no-confidence on NDA government. The TDP MPs are already expressing their protest in the Parliament on the assurances of Bifurcation.

He alleged that Congress and BJP have betrayed the state and Jagan has colluded with them. The Minister started a tirade against Jagan stating that he has got bail with the help of Sonia Gandhi earlier and now trying to use Modi to get bail. ``You are not a god… feel like an opposition leader and do not obstruct the Development,” the Minister tells Jagan.

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