Stating that YSR Congress Party president YS Jaganmohan Reddy was searching for a safe seat in the Godavari districts as his party’s condition was deteriorating day after day, TDP politburo member Yanamala Ramakrishnudu here on Sunday stated the people of both the districts would drown his party in the Bay of Bengal in the ensuing general elections.
In a press statement here, Yanamala stated the YSRCP would bite the dust in all the 35 Assembly and five Lok Sabha constituencies it was planning to contest in the ensuing general elections. Stating that Jagan, who frequently talks of “Kadapa Prowess” to threaten his critics, the TDP leader alleged that the YSRCP president was trying flee Kadapa district following reports that his party would be rejected by the people in Pulivendula municipal elections. Besides, Jaganmohan Reddy was frightened and frantically searching for a safe seat in the Godavari districts as all the Rayalaseema leaders were joining the TDP en masse.
The TDP leader alleged that Jagan had hidden his ill-gotten money earned during his father late YSR’s regime in the Godavari districts. His lieutenants were lavishly squandering his tainted money on his sister Sharmila’s padayatras in the region. He also said the people of Godavari districts would not allow “420s” like Jaganmohan Reddy to be lodged in the Rajahmundry Central Jail. Therefore, the YSRCP chief would have to cool his heels in the Chanchalguda Central Jail finally, he quipped.
Pointing out that Jagan was planning to contest from Godavari districts and contemplating to field Vijayamma from Rayalaseema and Sharmila from Visakhapatnam, the TDP politburo member asked whether the YSR family thinks that Seemandhra region is their estate like Idupulapaya. He also said the TDP would field an ordinary party worker against Jaganmohan Reddy from wherever he contested in East Godavari district and see that TDP candidate win the election with massive majority. He claimed that people of Godavari districts have already pushed the YSRCP to third position in the panchayat and cooperative societies’ elections. He also claimed that Jagan’s road shows in the Godavari districts evoked no response and ended in utter flops. (NSS)
