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YS Jagan immature politician, says Raghuveera Reddy
A day after YSR Congress party chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy slammed Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on the special category status, the Congress leaders hit back at the latter today.
A day after YSR Congress party chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy slammed Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on the special category status, the Congress leaders hit back at the latter today.
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"Rahul Gandhi comes to Andhra Pradesh once in 15 months and takes up this issue, as he has no other issue. And he just speaks something and goes," YS Jagan said while addressing the gathering in Delhi.
On Tuesday, AP Congress PCC chief Raghuveera Reddy said that Jagan is not matured in politics and he criticized Rahul Gandhi just to be in Modi's good-books. Joining the chorus, former union minister J.D. Seelam lashed out at the YSRCP chief saying that he is criticizing the Congress to escape from the cases pending against him.
"Where was he all these days? Why did he not raise his voice on the special status? He only reacted after Rahul Gandhi visited Anantapur and demanded the Centre," JD Seelam said. The Congress leader also recalled that Congress president Sonia Gandhi wrote letter to the Centre two times demanding special status to the State.
By G Anjali
