Telugu Desam Occasion (TDP) politburo member, Bonda Umamaheswara Rao, on Wednesday demanded the resignation of Jagan Mohan Reddy as Chief Minister taking ethical accountability for the homicide of his paternal uncle, YS Vivekananda Reddy.

If Jagan Mohan Reddy is just not concerned within the homicide of his uncle, he ought to instantly step down first after which carry the culprits to e-book taking correct motion, Umamaheswara Rao instructed the media right here. The Chief Minister and the State authorities ought to really feel ashamed as Vivekananda Reddy’s daughter, Sunitha, moved the Supreme Court docket looking for switch of the homicide case investigation to another State, Bonda Uma stated.

The CBI in its affidavit clearly talked about that Vivekananda was accomplished to dying by Avinash Reddy and Siva Sankar Reddy, the members of the family of Jagan’s spouse, Bharathi, as Vivekananda was agency that the Kadapa Lok Sabha seat be allotted to the YSR members of the family, Uma identified. He demanded that Jagan reply the general public as to why he’s now holding silence when he wished the CBI to analyze the homicide case whereas he was in Opposition and even moved the Excessive Court docket demanding the probe.

Declaring that the CBI clearly indicated within the affidavit that the YSRCP MP, Avinash Reddy and different forces are influencing the case, he wished to understand how Jagan tried to defend the identical Avinash Reddy on the ground of the Meeting. What does this point out, Mr Uma requested.

When Sharmila got here out brazenly and said in New Delhi that Vivekananda was accomplished to dying because of causes for Kadapa Lok Sabha seat, why Jagan until not opened his mouth on this, Bonda Umamaheswara Rao requested.

Uma additionally wished Jagan to inform the general public who’s behind the threats being issued to Dastagiri, who turned approver within the homicide case. The TDP politburo member demanded the CBI to instantly take up the investigation into the case and convey to e-book the culprits and in addition these instantly and not directly concerned in it.