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CM Kiran: Change inevitable for good governance
Chief Minister: Change inevitable for good governance, Nallari Kiran Kumar Reddy. It is worth mentioning here that the T-ministers have called on the governor to make a complaint against the Chief Minister.
The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Nallari Kiran Kumar Reddy on Wednesday reacted to the comments made by his own party and opposition party leaders.
The changes in the ministries was inevitable and was intended only for the sake of good governance, he added. Further, he said Chief Minister is the ultimate authority for any such change and nobody has a right to point out the same.
The income through sales tax has been reduced by 9.5%. So, said the CM, it was inevitable to hand over the ministry to a legitimate person like Sridharbabu. He said his main focus will be on T-debate in the state assembly, till January 24. He asked the YSRCP leaders to utilize the platform of state assembly, instead of making an issue outside.
It is worth mentioning here that the T-ministers have called on the governor to make a complaint against the Chief Minister.
