TDP Chief Attacks Andhra Pradesh Government
TDP chief attacks Andhra Pradesh government, CM Jagan Reddy bowing before Center for personal gains.
National President of TDP in Andhra Pradesh and former CM N Chandrababu Naidu said in a press release on Wednesday that CM YS Jaganmohan should share information about his recent visit to Delhi.
Naidu asked whether the CM spoke to the Center regarding special status, Polavaram Fund, security of Visakhapatnam Railway Zone, and Vizag Steel Plant.
Delivering the concluding speech at the party’s state-level meeting, the TDP chief demanded that the chief minister apologizes to the people for the all-out failure on the restructuring promises.
TDP chief attacks Andhra Pradesh government: CM bowing down for personal gain.
Naidu alleged that Jagan Reddy, who talked about bowing down to the Center before the elections, is now himself bowing before the Center for his personal gains by putting the future of Andhra Pradesh at stake.
The TDP chief made another allegation that the YSRCP had come to power by making false promises and cheating the people of Andhra Pradesh.
He said the party started looting all the resources of the state after coming to power.
Naidu said the government has cheated farmers, Rythu coolies, construction workers, DWCRA women, employees, traders, and all sections of society.
The government is cheating people.
Chandrababu Naidu sought an answer from the government as to why the Jagan government was selling liquor as a source of income after promising prohibition before the elections.
The TDP chief said that the Jagan government has taken a loan of Rs 4 lakh crore in just three years.
In this, most of the loan is not going to the government treasury but to the private family treasury of Jaganmohan Reddy.
The government has not even given the account of several thousand crores of CAG.
He said that if the money is being used properly then the CM should tell which section of the poor beneficiaries how much money has been given.
At the same time, Naidu has also expressed concern over the supply of ganja and other narcotics from Andhra Pradesh to other states.
