TDP politburo member, Chintakayala Ayyannapatrudu, on Friday suggested Chief Minister, Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy, to right away cease displaying false affection in direction of the Backward Courses (BCs) within the State.
Ayyannapatrudu advised media individuals on the occasion headquarters right here that it was the TDP that all the time stood by the BCs. It’s actually shocking that Jagan Mohan Reddy may consider the BCs three years after coming to energy.
The truth is, Reddys are dominating the entire State, he mentioned mentioning that YSRCP MP, Vijayasai Reddy, was the incharge for North Andhra until lately and now one other YSRCP chief, YV Subba Reddy, changed him now. Whereas Midhun Reddy is the incharge for the each the mixed Godavari districts, Rami Reddy is for Guntur and Krishna districts, Pratap Reddy is the incharge for Prakasam, Nellore and Kurnool. Equally, Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy is the incharge for Anantapur, Kadapa and Chittoor districts, he identified. All these Reddy incharges have been given full powers to loot their respective districts, Ayyannapatrudu mentioned.
Ayyannapatrudu requested Jagan to return for open debate with him on the BC welfare achieved by the TDP prior to now and the YSRCP now. He requested why the BC leaders within the ruling YSRCP will not be elevating their voice when injustice is completed for the neighborhood.
What’s the usage of forming 56 companies when funds will not be launched for even a single company, he requested. The Jagan Reddy authorities has diverted Rs 36,000 cr funds meant from the BC Welfare Company and the Adarana scheme meant for the welfare of the neighborhood has been withdrawn, the TDP chief mentioned.
Even the Central funds meant for BC welfare are being diverted, he mentioned and dared the YSRCP to return for an open debate on all these points. The sarpanches too don’t have any powers now and the panchayats will not be ready to pay even their energy payments, the TDP politburo member famous.
Calling upon the BC neighborhood throughout the State to return onto a standard platform to struggle for his or her rights, Ayyannapatrudu demanded the State Authorities to launch a white paper on the welfare measures taken until now by the ruling dispensation.
