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Kiran ridicules Chiranjeevi
Kiran ridicules Chiranjeevi, Jai Samaikyandhra, Kiran Kumar Reddy, Kiran's bus yatra. Kiran Reddy rebutted Chiranjeevi’s criticism, holding him responsible for the State’s division. He had quit for Samaikyandhra and wondered how Chiru could blame him.
Kaikaluru (Krishna): Former Chief Minister and Jai Samaikyandhra president N Kiran Kumar Reddy on Sunday took a dig at Union Minister K Chiranjeevi for criticizing him during the Congress’ bus yatra in coastal districts. He addressed a meeting during a road show on Sunday, the third consecutive day.
Kiran Reddy rebutted Chiranjeevi’s criticism, holding him responsible for the State’s division. He had quit for Samaikyandhra and wondered how Chiru could blame him.
‘Chiranjeevi as actor was habituated to reading script.He had done the same in the Rajya Sabha during the debate on the bifurcation Bill’, he quipped. ‘Even today the actor-turned politician reads script given to him by other leaders’. He appealed to people to understand the divisive politics of the Congress, TDP and YSRCP and teach these parties a fitting lesson in elections. He sought support to protect the State from being divided. The JSP would continue its struggle against the division and fight till the State was reunited.
Amalapuram MP G V Harsha Kumar joined Kiran Reddy during the road show at Pedana and Machilipatnam.
