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Telangana: YS Jagan calls for AP bandh tomorrow
Telangana: YS Jagan Calls For AP Bandh Tomorrow, Andhra Pradesh Bandh. The YSR Congress Party gave call for Andhra Pradesh state bandh on Friday. To this effect, a call has been by the party president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Thursday.
New Delhi: The YSR Congress Party gave call for Andhra Pradesh state bandh on Friday. To this effect, a call has been by the party president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Thursday. He said the union government has been behaving viciously over Telangana issue. Jagan said the union government has introduced the Telangana bill in just 10sec.
Jagan said in spite of denial from all parties for the introduction of Telangana bill, the congress party has been following one-sided politics. He said the Congress party has slaughtered the democracy in the day time. He urged all members to join hands together to curb injustice. He invited media and the opposition parties to join the hands for the same.
Jagan said he would approach the Apex court regarding the way the bill was introduced in the parliament. He said YSRCP will keep on attempting to oppose the bill. Further, he said their efforts will be on, till the time the bill will not be taken for voting. Further, he said he would seek support from all MPs.
