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As of that YSR Congress Party MLA Roja lashed out the Telugu Desam Party leaders for their remarks on the party boycotting the Andhra Pradesh winter Assembly sessions .
Addressing media people on Friday at Hyderabad, YSR Congress Party MLA Roja said that the Andhra Pradesh Assembly now looks like NTR Trust Bhavan due to the YSR Congress Party boycott.
Requesting all the 22 surrendering MLAs to be disqualified , YSR Congress Party MLA Roja said that Andhra pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu knows well that he would lose in the next following general elections , thus is playing cheep politics by proceeding with the deserted leaders in Telugu Desam Party without submitting resignations and furthermore taking up the part of Opposition in the Assembly.
Calling Telugu Desam Party’s four-year government as an endless story of disappointments and unfulfilled guarantees, YSR Congress Party MLA Roja is murdering the popular government by engineering surrenders.
She said that their presnet in the Assembly would infer that they approve of the rebellions, henceforth they boycotted and requested Speaker Kodela Sivaprasad Rao to make quick move on the issue of disqualifying the YSR Congress Party MLA’s in Telugu Desam party .
As we all aware of Party president and Leader of the Opposition Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy is in padayatra and highlighting the ‘failures of the Telugu Desam government’ in the last three years during the seven-month long ‘padayatra’.
From conducting close interactions with the general public to meetings with influential communities, the opposition YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) is going all out to rebrand party chief Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy as a ‘people’s person’ through his six-month long ‘Padayatra’ in Andhra Pradesh—like the image once held by his late father Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy.
The slogan given for the 3,000 km-long ‘Padayatra’ (march) is ‘Ravali Jagan, Kavali Jagan (Jagan should come, we need Jagan)’. A senior party functionary, unwilling to be quoted said that Reddy will attend a staggering 5,000 public meetings, 180 interactions with “influential groups”, and hundreds of other meetings with individuals who have a following in the state’s 175 assembly constituencies.