Naidu target of attackat YSR Cong. ‘deeksha’

CM’s campaign for SCS a political drama, alleges ex-MP

August 10, 2018 12:01 am | Updated 12:01 am IST - GUNTUR

Former MP M. Rajamohan Reddy addressing the Naya Vanchana Deeksha in Guntur on Thursday.

Former MP M. Rajamohan Reddy addressing the Naya Vanchana Deeksha in Guntur on Thursday.

Launching a no-holds-barred attack on Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, YSRCP former MP Y.V Subba Reddy on Thursday alleged that Mr. Naidu had destroyed the institutions of police, revenue, judiciary and even the office of Governor in his quest for power.

Mr. Subba Reddy, along with his erstwhile fellow MPs, who resigned from over denial of the Special Category Status, and senior leaders held a day-long protest — Naya Vanchana Deeskha — to highlight the alleged failure of the TDP government in addressing the problems of people. In a symbolic gesture, all the leaders and party supporters wore black shirts. “This CM, who now claims that he is fighting with the Centre for getting the SCS, had done nothing in the last four years. Had he joined our fight, it could have forced the Centre to give the SCS,” said Mr. Subba Reddy.

Referring to the defections of 23 party MLAs to the TDP, party senior leader Tammineni Sitaram said: “We had gone to the Governor assuming that he would at least restore values in democracy, but what happened? Four of these MLAs were given Cabinet berths. People are waiting to teach the TDP a lesson.”

Alleging that Mr. Naidu used the police machinery to foist cases against YSRCP leaders, party State spokesperson K. Parthasarathy said that the former would pay a price.

Guntur Lok Sabha in-charge Lavu Krishnadevarayulu, party senior leaders Botcha Satyanarayana, Ambati Rambabu, V. Bala Shourie, Adi Seshagiri Rao, Lella Appireddy and constituency in-charges were present.

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