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Lingaiah's wife clears air over her picture greeting Komati
At a press meet, Parvathamma said she spoke to Komatireddy Venkat Reddy out of respect when the latter was passing by her house during a morning walk and someone had clicked a picture and circulated it on social media just to defame her husband Chirumarthi Lingaiah, who had jumped into TRS recently
Narketpally (Nalgonda): Nakrekal MLA Chirumarthi Lingaiah's wife Parvathamma stated that she follows her husband's footsteps and urged the people of Nakrekal constituency to support Boora Narsaiah Goud in the Parliamentary elections.
Speaking to media in Brahmana Vellemla on Wednesday, she ruled out the news of her support to Congress MP candidate from Bhongir Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, which was being circulated on social media.
She informed that out of respect, she spoke to Komatireddy Venkat Reddy when the former was passing by her house in the village during his morning walk. At that time, someone took a photograph and has been circulating it on WhatsApp groups and misleading people that she was extending her support to Komatireddy.
She termed it a conspiracy hatched by the Congress leaders to blame her husband Chirumarthi Lingaiah, who joined the TRS recently to fulfill the poll promises he made to people during the Assembly elections held last December.
She urged the people of Nakrekal constituency to not to believe in wrong and fabricated news and requested the people of Nakrekal to vote for TRS in the Parliamentary elections to be held on Thursday.
