Tuesday, 6 March 2012

Nellore:Congress, TDP lack values: Jagan

                                                       
Mr. Jagan charged the Congress and TDP with hatching conspiracies, saying they were showing impatience at the emergence of a third party. “They are not happy that a third person has come. People are disappointed with this kind of bankrupt politics,” he added.
 
In an unsparing attack on rival parties, YSR Congress Party president and Kadapa MP, Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy, said that poor people and farmers were putting a lot of hope in his party as they were let down by the Congress as well as the Telugu Desam Party.
Mr. Jagan said that the Kovur by-election had become necessary as there was a dire need to bring about a change in the present system which was being exploited by parties, which do not have values and credibility.

In his speeches, Mr. Jagan accused the Congress and TDP of colluding with each other, as the people had lost hope in the TDP striving for solving their problems as the main opposition party. This was why the YSR Congress preferred a by-election though it looked difficult in present circumstances, he added.
In a sober but tough tone, Mr. Jagan said there was nobody to pay heed to the problems of farmers and farm labourers who were getting less than Rs. 70 per day after a hard day's labour in farms under the hot sun. “Nobody listens to their needs such as their children's education, etc. The 108 ambulance which used to arrive in 20 minutes of a call is now doubtful whether it will come even after three hours,” he added.

On the first day of his 3-day road show in Kodavalur mandal in Kovur Assembly segment on Monday, Mr. Jagan addressed people in Kodavalur, Gundalammapalem, Basavayapalem and other villages. Women and members of the minority community were seen in good numbers at his meetings.

Mr. Jagan explained that Mr. Nallapureddy Prasanna Kumar Reddy resigned only after he explained to him about the need to give meaning to value-based politics and show how the YSR Congress should grow like a “tulasi” plant when other parties were indulging in retrograde politics.
 
YSR Congress nominee N. Prasanna Kumar Reddy, former MP Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy, former Zilla Parishad chairman Kakani Govardhan Reddy, Kotamreddy Sridhar Reddy and others were present.

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