The future of the state is only if Jagan is expelled

Kanna Lakshminarayana’s comments joining
TDP in the presence of Chandrababu Chandrababu

Today, Amaravati: Senior BJP leader and former minister Kanna Lakshminarayana said that there is no future for the state and its future generations unless Jagan is ousted. That is why he is joining TDP. He said that the idea of protecting the capital Amaravati was also the main reason for his joining. Jagan’s welfare is like giving chocolate and taking away a necklace. Jagan is telling people that you should definitely vote for me because I am distributing chocolates. They are saying that it is as if he is distributing the money of his grandfather and Bharati Cement,’ he said. Kanna Lakshminarayana along with his sons Nagaraju, Phanindra and a large number of followers joined TDEPA in the presence of Chandrababu on Thursday. Chandrababu invited all of them to the party by covering them with yellow scarves. From Thursday morning, Pedakurapadu, Sattenapalli, Narasa Raopet, Kanna Lakshminarayana’s followers from Gurjala and other constituencies reached his house in Guntur. Along with Guntur city leaders, former minister and TDP leader Alapathi Rajendra Prasad came to Kanna’s house. From there in the afternoon, they went to the TDP central office in a rally in hundreds of vehicles.

Jagan is robbing the state

After joining the party, Kanna Lakshminarayana said.. ‘Many people may doubt why I am joining TDP, who fought against Chandrababu from the beginning. All the democrats should come together to sing the end of the demon rule in the state. Jagan, who came to power saying that he would forget his father if given a chance, is centralizing corruption and looting all the wealth of the state. The future of the state and the welfare of the poor and the poor have been thrown into the air. Even after taking a debt of Rs.9 lakh crore by holding all our heads as hostages… they have increased everything including electricity bills and RTC charges. Finally tax was also imposed on garbage’ he said. What is Jagan Mohan Reddy doing with all the money he got from selling people’s properties?

All the people of Visakha are afraid that Jagan is coming

“The future of Amaravati is also the main reason why I left a party with great leadership like Prime Minister Narendra Modi and joined TDP. Jagan, who said before the election that he would continue Amaravati as the capital, started the song of three capitals the moment he came to power. At that time I did initiation one day at the place where Prime Minister Modi laid the foundation stone in Amaravati. I have just said that Jagan is saying three capitals with the intention of looting the developed Visakhapatnam. Kanna Lakshminarayana stated that all the people of Visakha are afraid of Jagan coming. The main TDP leaders of Guntur district Prathipati Pullarao, Nakka Anandbabu, Alapati Rajendraprasad, Yarapatineni Srinivasa Rao and others participated in the program.

Additions of more than a large number of supporters

Along with Kanna Lakshminarayana, BJP’s former national executive member (OBC), Andaman and Nicobar Islands in-charge Thala Venkatesh Yadav, BJP’s former state vice-president Thuraga Nagabhushanam, former secretary Adapa Shivanagendra Rao, former Minority Morcha state secretary SM Nizamuddin, former Punganur MLA Baggidi Gopal, BJP from Tadikonda. Ananda Babu, ex-municipal chairmen Pendyala Srinivasa Rao (Vinukonda), Mallina Radhakrishna (Tanuku), Karna Saida Rao, former president of BJP’s Narasa Raopet Lok Sabha Committee, who contested on behalf of the party, joined the TDP.

All the rules are for the opposition

Guntur Municipal Corporation, Newstoday: Party leaders, workers and his fans congratulated former minister Kanna Lakshminarayana on joining TDP and organized large-scale flexi and banners in Guntur city. On Wednesday night, the town planning staff of the municipal corporation removed the banners from the market intersection, Vijayawada road and Lakshmipuram main road. When TDP leaders brought to the notice of the higher authorities that the banners placed on the boards with permission were also removed, some of the removed ones were re-erected. Even if the leaders of the ruling party do any small program, they put up banners and flexi on a large scale, and the city administration staff, who do not care, bring out the rules only when the programs of the opposition come. Criticism is coming that the TDP banners are being removed and creating controversies by bowing to the pressures of the ruling party leaders.