TDP raises objection over Jagan’s tall promises

Telugu Desam party MLA and official spokesperson Revanth Reddy on Saturday came down heavily on Y S R Congress party president Jagan Mohan Reddy for fooling the people by making dubious promises in Odarpu yatra and in the by-elections campaign.

Talking to media persons at Telugu Desam Legislature Party office, Revanth Reddy charged Jagan Mohan Reddy with making tall promises to people with an eye on the Chief Minister’s post.

“Jagan's entire game plan is to become the Chief Minister of AP at any cost by fooling the people once again,” he pointed out.

He challenged Jagan to write a letter to CBI seeking probe on corruption and illegal land allotments which took place during the regime of former chief minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy if he has any commitment.

He also asked Jagan to write a letter to Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy to scrap all illegal land allotments took place during stint of YSR.

If Kiran Kumar Redd*y failed to respond on the issue, he asked whether Jagan would do justice in this regard after becoming Chief Minister of the state.

Stating that Jagan won the Kadapa parliament by-elections by provoking the people against Congress president Sonia Gandhi, he said that now Jagan was crawling before Sonia to win her favour and get out of CBI net.

He condemned Telangana Rashtra Samithi for passing a resolution boycotting the TDP in the Telangana region at party formation day celebrations in Vikarabad.

Stating former chief minister YSR opposed to formation of Telangana, he asked as to why the TRS not boycotting the YSR Congress party in the region.

He asked TRS why it has not passed a resolution protecting Girijan and Wakf lands in the Telangana region, which are encroached by vested elements.

He suspected the commitment of TRS on claims of that it would make Dalit a CM and minority candidate would be Deputy Chief Minister.

He also criticized Lok Satta party president Jaiprakash Narayana for not responding the corruption issues which took place during his alliance with the Congress party