Thursday, August 27, 2020

YSR Congress slams Chandrababu Naidu, says TDP hampering development work

 

Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party (YSRCP) pioneer Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy on Wednesday hammered N Chandrababu Naidu for his analysis of the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy, saying that Naidu was censuring the legislature as "he was unable to plunder the individuals any more".

"Chandrababu considered our Chief Minister's standard damaging. He needs to unmistakably clarify what sort of obliteration occurred," Reddy said.

He said the Chief Minister has presented government assistance plans, is conveying debasement free administration and has confronted the COVID-19 pandemic proficiently.

"Where is this obliteration? Chandrababu was the person who had caused obliteration in the framework. He had plundered the open exchequer by carrying advances to the tune of more than Rs 3 lakh crores. It appears Chandrababu is stressing that the pulverization occurred during his system is over now and there is no degree for it in Jagan's system," Reddy said.

He asked Naidu where he and his child were the point at which the pandemic was spreading in the state.

"Chandrababu sat in Hyderabad, investing energy in Zoom gatherings and making obstacles for the Jagan government. No other state in the nation has a resistance like the TDP which hampers the advancement of the state. Chandrababu Naidu is attempting to make the Amravati disturbance a state issue, as he lost the chance to plunder a great many crores while the Chief Minister does equity to 11,000 ranchers in Amravati," Reddy included.

"For what reason are the Left gatherings not scrutinizing the TDP which is hampering the allocation cycle of land pattas to poor people? How might they hold dissents alongside TDP? The choice of decentralization of organization has been taken following a one-year conversation and has been taken to help the individuals. TDP is attempting to make jumps yet we trust in the legal executive and that equity will be done," he included.

(Just the feature and image of this report may have been improved by the Business Standard staff; the remainder of the substance is auto-produced from a partnered feed.)

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