Cong.-TDP pact exposed, says YSRCP

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Cong.-TDP pact exposed, says YSRCP

Hyderabad, October 4: Reiterating that there is a tie-up between Congress and TDP, YSRCP spokesperson B Janak Prasad has said the conspiracy to play mind games on the eve of any vital legal proceedings in the YS Jagan Mohan Reddy case has become a pattern by now. 

“Ahead of the bail petition of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, posted for Friday, TDP Parliamentarians closet with union minister P Chidambaram and Home Minister Suhil Kumar Shinde.  This speaks of the secret pact the two parties have and the timing to play mind games has been an old trick,” he told media here on Thursday.

“Whatever be the conspiracy and the players involved in it, our leader will come out and will be with the people taking up pressing issues, unlike the ongoing padayatra of TDP leader N Chandrababu Naidu which is far from reality as it is scripted by film personalities and is being enacted by a person who has scant respect towards people’s issues,” he said. 

The TDP leader who was screaming that the Kiran Kumar Reddy government has no right to continue even for one day had let go many opportunities, including the assembly session, as he lacks seriousness.

 Copycats do not get rewards as only first attempts have always proved to be very  successful. YSR’s padayatra was well received and people gave mandate to Congress. Trying to emulate him will not get results as Chandrababu Naidur lacks sincerity, he said.  

TDP leaders suddenly started singing tie-up tunes on the eve of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s bail plea, but their pact with Congress was exposed on many occasions, the recent by-elections being one, he said.

Rule of the law does not prevail in the State, as the governance has taken a break with ministers and officials having no proper control and lack of leadership is clearly visible, he said adding that the untimely rains have damaged crops in over 2 lakh acres and steps were taken by the State to address the plight of the farmers.

 While there are serious health problems in nine districts, healthcare has taken a backseat and every section of the society is in distress, he added.