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AP to bring law to take over attached Jagan’s properties
Advising the Opposition YSRCP not to indulge in mudslinging both inside and outside the Assembly, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said his government would soon write to the Centre to bring in a new law to take over the attached properties of the YSRCP leader YS Jaganamohan Reddy. Even his media house is under attachment and all such properties belong to the government, the Chief
Hyderabad: Advising the Opposition YSRCP not to indulge in mudslinging both inside and outside the Assembly, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said his government would soon write to the Centre to bring in a new law to take over the attached properties of the YSRCP leader YS Jaganamohan Reddy. Even his media house is under attachment and all such properties belong to the government, the Chief Minister said.
Referring to the illegally ‘occupied’ forest land at Idupulapaya, Naidu said former CM YSR had brought a bill providing for voluntary surrender of lands to escape punishment for occupying forest, assigned and endowments land for the construction of the estate. He took the decision when he found himself badly cornered.
Such is the history of YS family and hence Jagan has no right to criticise him, Naidu said. Referring to the allegation that the CM camp office belongs to Lingamaneni Ramesh, Naidu said it was government property and not that of Ramesh.
