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Slipper corrupt politicos, says Atchannaidu
Minister K Atchannaidu on Monday made a sensational appeal to the people urging them to beat with footwear any people’s representative if he/she resorted to corrupt practices. Addressing the meeting organised in connection with the 58th birth anniversary of his late brother and former Union Minister K Yerrannaidu, he pledged to provide corruption-free administration, as wished by Yerrannaidu.
Srikakulam: Minister K Atchannaidu on Monday made a sensational appeal to the people urging them to beat with footwear any people’s representative if he/she resorted to corrupt practices. Addressing the meeting organised in connection with the 58th birth anniversary of his late brother and former Union Minister K Yerrannaidu, he pledged to provide corruption-free administration, as wished by Yerrannaidu.
He said the late leader had achieved national recognition for his efforts to improve the lot of the people. The Minister stated that Yerrannaidu had always aspired for ushering in a corruption-free administration. Persons like himself had become people’s representatives thanks to the late leader’s patronage.
Atchannaidu garlanded the statue of Yerrannaidu on the national highway along with Collector Lakshminarayana and MP K Rammohan Naidu. The MP, son of Yerrannaidu, broke down while recalling his father’s services and promised to implement his schemes for the benefit of the people.
