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Jagan busy with cat walk while TDP MP is on fast
Agriculture minister Somireddy Chandramohan Reddy said that both YSR Congress and BJP connived with each other for deceiving the people of the state.
Nellore: Agriculture minister Somireddy Chandramohan Reddy said that both YSR Congress and BJP connived with each other for deceiving the people of the state. Addressing the media here on Thursday, Chandramohan Reddy said even as TDP MP was staging hunger strike for steel factory in Kadapa, chief of YSRCP Y S Jaganmohan Reddy who hails from Kadapa was on a ‘cat walk’.
The minister said Jagan can’t utter a word against Prime Minister Narendra Modi directly because of his involvement in 12 cases of corruption. He ridiculed that both Jagan and Modi are ‘in love’ so Jagan have the courage to criticise the saffron party and the Prime Minister.
“Both you love each other but don’t hamper development in the state. We are both ruling as well as opposition party in the state as the real opposition has failed to play its role. Jagan is spending his time criticising the Chief Minister during his walkathon. His followers in Nellore district have seven cases registered against them for grabbing the lands of the poor,” said Somireddy.
He wondered why these people are entering the Assembly without interest to represent lakhs of voters who elected them. He dared the YSRCP MPs to bring byelections where they can explain what they had done for the last four years.
