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YSRCP MLA Kodali Nani demands by-elections for defected MLAs
Castigating Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu\'s unethical politics, Gudiwada MLA of YSRCP Kodali Nani on Wednesday addressed the media in Vijayawada where he lashed out at the former for hatching conspiracies and playing murky politics against the Opposition party in the state.
Castigating Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu's unethical politics, Gudiwada MLA of YSRCP Kodali Nani on Wednesday addressed the media in Vijayawada where he lashed out at the former for hatching conspiracies and playing murky politics against the Opposition party in the state.
Kodali Nani also lambasted the MLAs who switched parties without resigning their positions elected on YSR Congress party. Citing the example of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao who resigned after leaving TDP and contested in Siddipet elections where he won with humongous majority, the YSRCP MLA demanded that all defected MLAs should go for elections in order to prove their strength.
Stressing that Chandrababu criticized KCR on many occasions, Kodali Nani reiterated that all those allegations have backfired on him as he lured the four YSRCP MLAs to his party in an illegal manner. Demanding the defected YSRCP MLAs resign from their posts, he asked them to go for by-elections and if people support them, the party leaders would remain silent. The YSRCP MLA added that the Chief Minister should follow minimum moral and political ethics on the context of party defections.
