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YS Jagan continues to blame TDP for neglecting Rayalseema
YS Jagan continues to blame TDP for neglecting Rayalseema After alleging that AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu is deliberately neglecting Polavaram project and focusing on Pattiseema project due to the kickbacks of Rs 300 Crore for the ruling TDP Party, YSRCP Chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy continues to blame TDP for Rayalseema negligence.
After alleging that AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu is deliberately neglecting Polavaram project and focusing on Pattiseema project due to the kickbacks of Rs 300 Crore for the ruling TDP Party, YSRCP Chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy continues to blame TDP for Rayalseema negligence.
YS Jagan arrived at Banukacharla head regulator to inspect the works in the region after launching his three-day Project Yatra from Dornala in Prakasam district and reached Malyala, where he inspected the Handri Neeva project.
Stating that Chandrababu’s interest lies in money and not in Pattiseema or Rayalaseema, YS Jagan said that Rayalseema is getting affected due to the Chief Minister’s disregard to the Galeru Nagari project.
Elaborating further on the issue, YS Jagan said that with a requirement of 44000 cusecs supply to Banukacharla from Pothireddypadu Head Regulator, only 3 to 4 thousands being released shows the negligence of the State Government.
