‘Jagan’s 1-Day Commission Enough To Buy Vaccines To AP’ Published by GulteDesk May 12, 2021
TDP MLA and politburo member Nimmala Rama Naidu blamed Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy for not readying an action plan to tackle the Covid crisis even when people died in large numbers during the first wave. He had neglected the rising number of Covid cases in the state and instead, focused on foisting cases against the TDP leaders, he said.
Speaking to newspersons on Tuesday, the TDP politburo member said that the commission taken by Jagan for one day would suffice to buy vaccine for the entire population in Andhra Pradesh. His earnings through illegal means can save lakhs of Covid patients, he said.
Updated Feb 10, 2021 | 21:40 IST
In Paruchuru, the constituency of Eluri Sambasiva Rao, the YSRCP secured as many as 75 out of 95 panchayats while the TDP was limited to 20. Representational Image
A mind-boggling number which is indicative of the success of the welfare initiatives launched by the present Government is YSRCP candidates winning a whopping 81.1 % (2637) of panchayats in phase 1 while the Telugu Desam Party crawled its way to an abysmal 15% (508). A total of 98 were won by others. The number is expected to increase as the results of 6 panchayats are still awaited.
The Telugu Desam Party faces unfathomable humiliation due to the party’s dismal performance in its age-old bastions. Despite all the false propaganda, the party’s senior leaders and former ministers failing to secure even a decent number of Panchayats in their respective constituencies, starting from Chandra Babu Naidu’s son Nara Lokesh himself, speaks volumes about the r
Andhra Government Gets Unnerved Over Opposition Partiesâ Protests Against Temple Attacks, Prevents TDP Rally
by M R Subramani - Jan 22, 2021 10:51 AM
Y S Jaganmohan Reddy. (Facebook)
Snapshot
The yatra was planned to highlight the Reddy governmentâs failure to prevent a slew of attacks on temples and desecration of idols in them since it came to power in May 2019.
The ruling YSR Congress Party (YSCRP) in Andhra Pradesh seems to have been unnerved by the opposition parties, particularly the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Telugu Desam Party (TDP), staging protests against it over the attacks on temples in the state.