Nara Lokesh warned former Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan and YSRCP leaders that strict legal action would be taken against any baseless allegations or false propaganda targeting the alliance government in Andhra Pradesh. Speaking to the media in Amaravati on Friday, Lokesh made some striking comments regarding YSRCP chief Jagan.
Minister Nara Lokesh humorously commented that Jagan’s speech evokes memories of dialogues with spirits. He suggested that Jagan continues to harbor the belief that he is still conversing with these spirits. Lokesh further noted that Jagan had tried to persuade the public that he was responsible for bringing Kia Motors to Ananthapuram. Nevertheless, he stressed that the citizens of Andhra Pradesh, along with people across the nation, are well-informed about who truly facilitated Kia Motors’ establishment in the area.
Jagan has been accused of naively asserting that he was solely responsible for bringing Kia Motors to the Rayalaseema region, even though Chandrababu Naidu played a significant role in ensuring the company’s establishment in Ananthapuram. This claim suggests that Jagan is out of touch with reality, and there have been strong criticisms directed at the previous YSRCP administration for making poor decisions.
Firms that once left Andhra Pradesh out of fear of the previous YSRCP government are now returning to make investments in the state. Chandrababu Naidu is actively working to attract as many companies as possible to Andhra Pradesh. It’s worth mentioning that both Lulu and Ashok Leyland have already announced their plans to invest in the region.
Nara Lokesh sarcastically inquired about which spirit Jagan consulted to attract TCS to Andhra Pradesh. He warned that if YSRCP leaders try to exert control over investments in the state, they would face legal action, stressing the importance of verifying if their names are listed on Facebook. He also mentioned that it is irrelevant what book Jagan and the YSRCP leaders have compiled; he is indifferent to that issue.
