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Govt didn’t find fault with High Court order, says Prathipati
Minister for Agriculture, Prathipati Pulla Rao, made it clear that the government did not find fault with the High Court interim orders in YSRC MLA Roja suspension issue and added that they will honour the order. However, he said that the court did not mention about revoking her suspension.
Amaravati: Minister for Agriculture, Prathipati Pulla Rao, made it clear that the government did not find fault with the High Court interim orders in YSRC MLA Roja suspension issue and added that they will honour the order. However, he said that the court did not mention about revoking her suspension.
- Says they will honour the court order but hints that court didn’t mention about revoking suspension against Roja
- Accuses Y S Jagan for not showing respect to judiciary as well as House and terms his behaviour as undemocratic
- Doesn’t rule out more YSRCP MLAs joining TDP
- Warns of stern action against hoarders of sand meant for poor
Addressing a press meet held in Guntur city on Sunday, the Minister said “Roja was suspended after a discussion in the Assembly. We will also discuss the High Court interim order in the House and take a appropriate decision. That is why we have requested the leader of opposition Y S Jaganmohan Reddy to attend the Assembly on Monday, but he refused to come.
He has no confidence on the courts as well as Assembly” When the government invited him to the State capital foundation laying ceremony, he did not attend. If he did not change his style of functioning, voters will teach him a lesson. He reminded that Jagan who was chargesheeted in 11 cases, started newspaper and TV channel with the illegally acquired wealth.
Replying to a question, he said that a few more will be joining TD from YSRC after Assembly sessions since they were vexed with his attitude, so joining the TD to extend helping hand to take up development works. He accuses the Leader of Opposition of wasting valuable time in the Assembly and raising personal matters and moved no confidence motion against the government and Speaker.
He was functioning in undemocratic manner and warned that the people will teach him a lesson. He said the government was distributing sand freely, if anybody illegally storing or commits irregularities, the government will clamp the PD Act to take stern action.
