BJP says, AAP leaders too face the fate of YSRCP leaders too

By Our Special Correspondent

BJP State General Secretary S Vishnuvardhan Reddy was furious over the comments made by Ministers Gudivada Amarnath and Jogi Ramesh against Union Minister Anurag Thakur. He challenged the public debate on various points raised by the Union Minister and explained that those points are true.

Speaking to the media along with BJYM state president Ketineni Surendra at the BJP state office on Monday, Vishnuvardhan Reddy lashed out at Minister Jogi Ramesh, describing him as a 'joker'.

YSRCP leaders will be caught one day like AAP leaders in Delhi liquor scam. He warned that BJP will never protect those involved in such scams. The state government has been betraying the people of Andhra Pradesh for the past three years by not implementing the ban.

He criticized that TIDCO houses built by the government are not being given to the beneficiaries.

The BJP leader also raised the issue of desecration and demolition of temples during the YSRCP regime. They demanded the government to announce the number of accused who were arrested after raiding the temples.

He accused the AP government of wasting crores of rupees under the guise of mining. He defined the YSRCP government as 'land, mining and sand and wine government'. Jagan Mohan Reddy's mistakes and his shortcomings will be questioned in the public domain, he said.

Vishnuvardhan Reddy made it clear that BJP and Janasena will come to power in the two Telugu states in 2024 elections. Josyam said that BJP will win in Telangana and Janasena will form the government in AP.

They said that they welcome the meeting of Junior NTR and Amit Shah, it is a good sign and it will have a big impact in the politics of Telugu states. Junior NTR Young is a dynamic leader and has political experience.

The state chief secretary said that junior NTR and Pawan Kalyan will be given appropriate positions in the BJP. State BJYM President Surendra Mohan, Secretary Vamsi, Ravindra Reddy, Surya Teja and others participated.