BCs' Revolt Against Babu Is Certain To Happen

Krishna: Ruling TDP’s atrocities in capital area were crossing boundaries, criticised the leader of opposition in AP and YSRCP president, YS Jagan. He complained that the arson of Sarpanch Koteswara Rao’s car had not been investigated in the last 2 days and no action had been taken. He slammed the way TDP leaders had been using the police to carry on their misdeeds and questioned the CM for being a silent spectator.

After consoling Koteswara Rao, YS Jagan spoke to the media and condemned the vengeful attack made on his property and the indifference shown by the police and questioned what they indicated. He criticised obstructing the Sarpanch from going to his office by locking it. Stating that such misdeeds would no longer be tolerated, he stated that Chandrababu who always stated that he had come to power with the support of BC community, would soon have to face resistance from them. Predicting that Chandrababu’s rule would soon be drowned in the Bay of Bengal, he confided that the rule of the poor was soon to come.

Acclaiming YSR as the only leader who had worked for the welfare of BCs, he criticised Chandrababu for bragging about benefiting BCs just by giving them some scissors and iron boxes. He suggested that real welfare was possible if children were educated without their parents being drowned in debts. YS Jagan slammed Chandrababu for raising fees to lakhs and not implementing fees reimbursement scheme properly.

Reminding that YSRCP had gotten a majority of 900 votes in Nidamanuru village in the last assembly elections, he warned Chandrababu to stop misdeeds like depriving people of their chance to utilize democratic right to vote for leaders of their choice.

YS Jagan demanded for taking action against those responsible for the arson at Nidamanuru and added that only then could justice be served to BC community. He cautioned that Chandrababu would have to pay price for his misdeeds if he closed the case for formality.