Tammineni Sitaram, a senior ysr congress party leader and state assembly speaker, dubbed the ongoing two-day Mahanadu, the telugu Desam Party's biennial conclave at Ongone, as "Vallakadu" on friday (graveyard). The Speaker, speaking at a meeting of the jagan Mohan reddy cabinet's ministers in Visakhapatnam as part of Samajika Nyaya Bheri, said the TDP's chapter was finished and that there was no purpose in conducting meetings today.
"What the tdp is doing in Ongole is Vallakadu, not Mahanadu." "That party is no longer alive, and the people were performing its last rituals," Tammineni explained. The Speaker claimed that the opposition parties were being trampled by Jagan's juggernaut, and that there were no takers for tdp president N chandrababu naidu among the public. "He has a shady track record of tossing his own party's election manifesto in the trash. He has insulted the state's Dalits, he claims.
Tammineni asserted that Y S jagan Mohan reddy, the state's chief minister, had given top importance to the state's weaker parts, something that no other chief minister in the country had done. "The opposition parties were fomenting difficulties in Andhra because they couldn't stand the growing support from the lower sections," he claimed. Tammineni asked to know whether the opposition parties supported or opposed renaming Konaseema after Dr B R Ambedkar, citing the burning of a Dalit minister's residence in Amalapuram.
"What the tdp is doing in Ongole is Vallakadu, not Mahanadu." "That party is no longer alive, and the people were performing its last rituals," Tammineni explained. The Speaker claimed that the opposition parties were being trampled by Jagan's juggernaut, and that there were no takers for tdp president N chandrababu naidu among the public. "He has a shady track record of tossing his own party's election manifesto in the trash. He has insulted the state's Dalits, he claims.
Tammineni asserted that Y S jagan Mohan reddy, the state's chief minister, had given top importance to the state's weaker parts, something that no other chief minister in the country had done. "The opposition parties were fomenting difficulties in Andhra because they couldn't stand the growing support from the lower sections," he claimed. Tammineni asked to know whether the opposition parties supported or opposed renaming Konaseema after Dr B R Ambedkar, citing the burning of a Dalit minister's residence in Amalapuram.
