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Debate in Parliament will bring facts to light
Lauding the initiative of BJPled NDA government in allowing debate on Noconfidence motion, Pradesh Congress Committee PCC vicepresident NTulasi Reddy said it will provide a good opportunity to the people of country to know what had happened and who were the real culprits who had betrayed Andhra Pradesh
Kadapa: Lauding the initiative of BJP-led NDA government in allowing debate on No-confidence motion, Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) vice-president N.Tulasi Reddy said it will provide a good opportunity to the people of country to know what had happened and who were the real culprits who had betrayed Andhra Pradesh.
Speaking to mediapersons at Vempalli on Thursday, he said that the dignity of Parliament as well as Prime Minister Narendra Modi would have enhanced had the NDA government allowed a debate on no-confidence motion moved by the Opposition parties in the Budget session earlier.
He said Jaganmohan Reddy was unfit to be a Leader of Opposition as he had failed to attend the State Assembly sessions, and made his party MPs submit resignations.
As a political party YSR Congress had done nothing to the State and failed to protect the interests of people by boycotting different sessions of the State Assembly, he said. Tulasi Reddy opined that YSR Congress was making bad decisions as the party president was an immature politician.
