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Prove charges on sand, Murali Mohan dares Jagan
MP Maganti Murali Mohan on Wednesday dared YSRCP president Y S Jaganmohan Reddy to prove the allegations made against him on sand issue at a public meeting here on Tuesday.
Rajamahendravaram: MP Maganti Murali Mohan on Wednesday dared YSRCP president Y S Jaganmohan Reddy to prove the allegations made against him on sand issue at a public meeting here on Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters at Press Club here, Murali Mohan said he will be ready to come to anywhere including Idupalapaya for a debate in this regard.
The MP said he would quit politics if Jagan proves his allegations. Murali Mohan also challenged Jagan to quit politics if he fails to prove the allegations against him.
“It is his responsibility to answer to the allegations as an honest politician,” the MP said and added the people will teach a lesson to Jagan if fails to stop baseless allegations against him. As a tainted person and A1 accused in many cases, Jagan has no moral right to criticise him, he pointed out.
He reminded that former chief minister Dr Y S Rajasekhar Reddy also lodged cases against him relating to Madhapur lands alleging that he was a binami to Chandrababu Naidu but in vain and later the cases were withdrawn.
In Amaravati also, a project was taken up under joint venture, he said and added there was no wrong in doing real estate business. Stating that Jagan would never become Chief Minister, he suggested him to purchase a chair and enjoy in his bungalow at Hyderabad or in Bengaluru. He said that Jagan has no moral right to comment on Naidu who was striving for the development of the state.
