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YSRCP cadre told to strive hard
YSRCP district president Sankar Narayana has said that every party activist should strive hard to see party president Jaganmohan Reddy as the Chief Minister in the next election. He was addressing a party constituency-level meeting held here on Wednesday.
Penukonda: YSRCP district president Sankar Narayana has said that every party activist should strive hard to see party president Jaganmohan Reddy as the Chief Minister in the next election. He was addressing a party constituency-level meeting held here on Wednesday.
While addressing the meeting, Sankar Narayana said that the TDP MLAs are causing inconvenience to people by not paying attention to their issues. He said that people would teach them a fitting lesson in the coming elections. He opined that his party would come to power in the next election. Speaking on the occasion, former MP said that the government has indulged in corruption on large scale and cheating farmers and people. Everyone in the TDP, including the Chief Minister is looting people’s money, he said.
The former MP criticised Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu for not paying attention towards the problems of common man. He said that Chandrababu Naidu is cheating people by making false promises. There is nothing beneficial done to the state,
he added.
Earlier, leaders garlanded the portrait of the late Chief Minister Y S Rajashekara Reddy. Former MLA Gurunatha Reddy, local leaders and party activists attended meeting in large numbers.
