The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), which is
looking into the disproportionate assets case against Kadapa MP Y.S.
Jaganmohan Reddy, should go after the Ministers in the Y.S. Rajasekhara
Reddy Cabinet for their alleged involvement in the irregularities
committed during the YSR regime, according to CPI State secretary K.
Narayana.
Talking to reporters here on Saturday,
after addressing the party's ‘shaka' secretaries and mandal councils'
members, he faulted the CBI action against officials in the case.
The
CPI leader sought to justify his stand, stating that officials would
not have acted without the nod of the Ministers concerned.
He
wanted the six members of the YSR Cabinet who had received the Supreme
Court notices to be removed from their posts. Then alone the ruling
partymen would be convincing in criticising the YSR Congress Party
president Jaganmohan Reddy for his alleged misdeeds. Mr. Narayana
pointed that the ‘corrupt' Government could not effectively rebut the
criticism by YSRCP chief as long as the six Ministers remained in
office. He said the party was opposed to the Cabinet committee deciding
the State excise policy; it was in favour of holding an all-party
meeting for taking a decision.
The party favoured the
Government itself running the liquor shops. The CPI leader warned of
launching an agitation against the Government's liquor policy.
As part of the agitation, CPI activists would lay siege to the Excise department offices across the State on May 25.
Liquor mafia
He
hit out at the Government, alleging that it was acting like ‘liquor
mafia' and that it has no right to administer. Mr. Narayana said he
would lead the party's ‘Telangana praja andolana jata' from June 5 to
15.
From Hindu
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