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Roja flays TDP
11 Aug 2017 11:39 PM
Hyderabad, Aug 11: Criticising the opportunism of TDP, YSR Congress has
said that the main opposition was in the forefront of women’s issues while
the ruling party has been trying to unleash false propaganda to damage
political adversaries.
Speaking to reporters here on Friday Party MLA RK Roja said, ‘ Akhila Priya
should remember how her father was harassed by Chandrababu Naidu and
was put in jail slapping false cases against him and she should also brush up
her memory to know for what ideals her mother had stood for.
Her remarks are not in good taste and TDP has been laden with people who
give public remarks which are demeaning and speak very ill of women right
from Chief Minister to Speaker to Balakrishna and their attitude was
exposed in a full blown picture when they declared me dead and observed
homage.
It was YSRCP that has taken up the women’s issues right from the Call
Money Sex racket to attacks on women at various places and the stopping
the Beach Volley Ball tournament which is not in Indian ethos and what I
suggested to Akhila Priya was to follow the example and my remarks were
distorted.
Even our leader YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s remarks were distorted and there
is nothing wrong in what he said. There is nothing wrong if a person who
fails to fulfill even a single poll promise is hanged or shot down by voters by
the ballot in the election fray, she said.
He has given 600 promises and not a single promise was fulfilled. People of
Nandyal will give a decisive verdict which will reflect the ire of the masses,
she said.