Jana Sena General Secretary K. Nagababu was furious over former Chief Minister and YSRCP chief Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy’s demand to impose President’s rule in the state. He ridiculed that President’s rule should have been imposed in the state only when Praja Vedika was demolished during Jagan Reddy’s rule.
He alleged that Jagan’s proposed dharna in Delhi was only a plea to avoid attending Assembly sessions, as he has no courage to face facts being presented by the alliance government on his anarchy regime.
He asked Jagan to stop doing `politics of dead bodies’ on Rashid’s murder in Vinukonda. Nagababu said that if YSRCP won in 2019, they would have harassed the people, and now they are criticizing the NDA coalition government two months before it was formed.
He alleged that the worst rule in the history of the country happened during Jagan’s regime. He questioned why Jagan did not respond to the incidents of the Dalit driver Subrahmanyam’s murder, Dr. Sudhakar’s maddened beating on the road, and the shooting of a 10th class student by pouring petrol on him.
Naga Babu said that Jagan attempted to loot people’s property through the Land Titling Act, but people were saved after his defeat in the elections and the NDA government scrapped the dangerous act.
Meanwhile, former minister and Rayadurgam MLA Kalava Srinivasulu has criticized that Jagan’s madness has reached its peak due to the shock given by the people in the election. If Jagan Reddy does not change his ways, he predicted that he will surely lose in Pulivendula also in the upcoming elections.
Revenue Minister Agani Satyaprasad criticized Jagan Reddy, who has turned the state into a crime scene for five years with crimes and atrocities, saying that it is ironic that Jagan Reddy is talking about President’s rule today.
He said that Jagan, who has pledged the interests of the state, has lost his moral right to go to Delhi. Before holding a dharna in Delhi, he said that people would be happy if Jagan fell on the feet of his anarchist regime and apologized in every galli of Andhra.
