It seems that ysrcp leaders could not digest after seeing the new indian Political Map released by minister of State for home Affairs government of india G. Kishan Reddy. indian home Ministry was released new indian Political map after the abolition of Article 370. Every citizen in ap was shocked and feel sad to see their state without capital when home Ministry released indian Political Map two months back. Political blame game started among tdp, ysrcp and bjp leaders on missing of Amaravathi from indian map. TDP blamed ruling YSDRCP government not do follow-up with Union government properly on missing of Amaravathi. bjp ap state President blamed corruption of chandrababu naidu is the reason for not having capital in the map. It is pure political and irrelavent remarks to divert the topic.
Municipal Affairs minister Botsa Satyanarayana made an allegation on tdp government in his own style. He said that it is the mistake of tdp government which didn’t send gazette notification on Amaravathi to Union Government. Yenamala Remakrishnudu said that CRDA gave the notification to the government of India. What Botsa will answer on new Political Map? This is not fault from either tdp or ysrcp but they unnecessarily exchanged remarks each other. As per Kishan Reddy tweet, it is the mistake done by home Ministry end and it rectified the mistake. tdp mp galla jayadev raised the issue of not having Amaravathi in indian Political map in Zero Hour in Parliament sessions.
The way he mentioned the words during his speech hits the bjp leaders to rectify the mistake. Galla said it not the insult to all people of ap, it is the insult to prime minister narendra modi who laid the foundation stone for Amaravathi in 2015. Reportedly, his speech was hard to digest for bjp leaders in the parliament that forced them to correct the mistake. Politically it will the set back to both ysrcp and BJP. Botsa and Kanna remarks against tdp were proved to be wrong on not having Amaravathi in indian Political Map. Though the party has 24 MPs in Parliament but none of them raised the Amaravathi. Kudos to Galla!
