Naidu will be nailed: KTR

Naidu will be nailed: KTR
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Minister for IT, KT Rama Rao, on Wednesday, asserted that TRS Government will not let Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu go scot-free for his involvement in cash-for-vote case. Talking to reporters here, the Minister stated that the TRS Government will not leave Naidu get away since his involvement in the Revanth Reddy’s episode came to light.

We won’t let him go scot-free

Hyderabad: Minister for IT, KT Rama Rao, on Wednesday, asserted that TRS Government will not let Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu go scot-free for his involvement in cash-for-vote case. Talking to reporters here, the Minister stated that the TRS Government will not leave Naidu get away since his involvement in the Revanth Reddy’s episode came to light.


He also said that Naidu himself admitted that TRS Government has tapped his phone but law will take its own course. Though he is the Chief Minister of neighbouring state, Naidu is just a normal citizen in Telangana, KTR stated. Rama Rao also ridiculed that Naidu for rushing to National capital to touch the feet of Delhi bigwigs to come out of the cash-for-vote case.


In spite of his efforts in Delhi, law will take its own course and will act against Naidu, he remarked. KTR also fumed at Naidu for trying to paint a dirty picture to his murkier money scam by attributing it to the problem of Andhra Pradesh people. In what way the people of the Andhra Pradesh are related to cash-for-vote case, he asked.


Revanth Reddy time and again uttered boss name in the episode and it was proved that Naidu is the main culprit. It is clear from the fact that Naidu did not suspend Revanth for his involvement, he said. It was at Naidu’s behes Revanth was caught red handed while bribing Rs 50 lakhs to MLA Stephenson, he said. KTR also flayed Naidu for revamping security at his residence. He expressed doubt whether Naidu will get water, milk, electricity and vegetables from Andhra Pradesh.

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