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12 Dec 2018 7:02 PM

Guntur: YSR Congress Party Nagari MLA and party spokesperson, Roja took a jibe at Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, Chandrababu Naidu’s meddling in Telangana elections and said the Congress paid a heavy price for its pact with him. “Chandra Grahanam” (lunar eclipse) marred the fortunes of the Congress in Telangana. People in the end voted for welfare governance and did not get influenced by propaganda overdrive or fake surveys meant to confuse them.
Chandrababu has the gall to ask voters in Telangana to defeat defectors from other parties. Addressing the media here on Wednesday, Roja asked the TDP chief pointedly—“Can you say same thing here in AP?” The AP chief minister thought that he could play a key role through his publicity and propaganda, but seems to have forgotten that social media is very much there to expose his hypocrisy with alacrity.
Referring to Lagadapati’s conspiracy she said he played the role of Shakuni and was exposed hopelessly. He simply tried to confuse people at the behest of Chandrababu and failed. Roja compared Lagadapati to Vijay Mallya and Sujana Chowdary. She said that after having taken political ‘Sanyas’, he seems to have returned only for the sake of wriggling out of cases of bank loan defaults. Roja described the former Congress MP as a political broker more than an analyst and said he must take sanyas from surveys now. She also pointed out that his Tamil Nadu survey had been a damp squib.