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27 May 2017 7:11 PM

Hyderabad, May 27: Ridiculing TDP’s claim of corruption-free governance, YSR Congress has said that the ruling party has been sunk very deep in corruption and the people’s issues are left out from the discussion agenda in the Mahanadu.
Speaking to reporters here on Saturday, party senior leader Botsa Satyanaryana said,’ the government is neck deep in corruption right from the allocation of lands for capital city to the allotment under Swiss Challenge method to Singapore companies, sand and land mafia besides irregularities in land allotment.
On the irrigation front works were allocated to favoured contractors for kickbacks and the Mahanadu has been organised for self boasting and opposition bashing,’ he said.
The core issues of farmers, housing, medicare and other such schemes are left out from the agenda and the inclusion of corruption-free governance has become a joke, he said.
Review of the implementation of the poll promises and introspection has to be done as not a single promise was fulfilled, yet a resolution has been drafted stating that all promises were implemented like providing corruption free governance, he said.
The party’s all BJP has been trying to distance itself from TDP as it is not willing to share the serious charges the ruling dispensation has been facing, he said.
It is time for introspection for TDP and change the agenda keeping people’s welfare in view, he said.