Suryaa Andhra Pradesh Desk: Surya Political Bureau, Vijayawada: Former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and YSR Congress Party chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has been targeted by Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu... Surya Political Bureau, Vijayawada: Former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and YSR Congress Party chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has been targeted by Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu. They alleged that Jagan has become a "Kamsa Mama" and that he has failed not only as a Chief Minister but also as a son, brother, uncle and a responsible citizen. CM Chandrababu said in a media conference held in Vijayawada on Saturday. He made serious allegations that the YSRCP is inciting violence and engaging in 'hit and run' politics in the current local body elections in the state and misleading the courts with lies.
CM criticizes family values: YS Jagan questioned personal and moral values Chandrababu made harsh comments: Referring to the property disputes with YS Sharmi, he criticized Jagan for not even agreeing to use the family house for his niece's wedding. Allegedly. Creating violence and pretending to be victims – 'Criminal litigant': Since the election process of local bodies started, YSRCP workers have been subjected to attacks and are again approaching the courts claiming that injustice has been done to them. They alleged that NDA workers were attacked and nominations were blocked in Punganur, Rayachoti, Kanigiri, Darshi, Tamballapalle, Kadapa and Tirupati. It was claimed that an attempt was made to run over the NDA workers with an MP's vehicle and liquor bottles and weapons were found in that vehicle.
Jagan has become a 'criminal litigant' who is misleading AP High Court and Supreme Court with false information. In the past, threats in the name of unanimity – now real democracy: The CM reminded that during the previous YSRCP regime, unanimity was forced through intimidation. "In the past, all 33 seats in Pulivendulu, 79% of MPTC and 76% of ZPTC seats in Kadapa district were unanimous. But our coalition government is conducting elections in full transparency in accordance with the constitution and the rules of the Election Commission," he clarified. Currently, 51,902 nominations have been filed for 9,829 MPTC seats (NDA 27,772; YSRCP 20,556), and 5,724 nominations have been filed for 659 ZPTC seats (NDA 3,012; YSRCP 1,815), and the opposition has full freedom to make nominations.