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MP Kesineni Srinivas seeks Jagan’s reaction on Kadapa steel plant
MP Kesineni Srinivas said the BJP-led Central government has deceived the state once again by claiming that steel plant at Kadapa was non-viable.
Vijayawada: MP Kesineni Srinivas said the BJP-led Central government has deceived the state once again by claiming that steel plant at Kadapa was non-viable.
Speaking to media here on Thursday, the MP said YSRCP president Y S Jaganmohan Reddy failed to react even though the BJP government at the Centre was doing great injustice to Kadapa district by denying steel plant.
Kesineni alleged that Jagan has been continuing his drama though the BJP failed to fulfil bifurcation assurances and colluded with the BJP to come out of the Enforcement Directorate cases. He asked the YSRCP MPs to extend cooperation to the TDP to achieve steel plant in Kadapa.
The MP said the BJP government should sanction Visakhapatnam railway zone and fulfil all assurances made in the AP Reorganisation Act if it was sincere towards development of AP. He said the BJP leaders were resorting to false campaign on Polavaram project despite the works going on at a brisk pace.
Kesineni said the Modi government totally failed on its assurance of providing employment to one crore unemployed youth. He said that corruption was increased during the BJP regime and the people lost confidence on the banking sector due to surfacing of frequent frauds.
Stating that the BJP government failed to unearth black money as promised in its election manifesto, he said people were burdened with skyrocketing of petrol prices.
