Bonda umamaheswara rao, a telugu desam party (TDP) Politburo member, expressed astonishment on thursday as to whether Ponnavolu sudhakar Reddy is an additional attorney general (AAG) or a servant in the house of chief minister jagan Mohan Reddy. bonda uma, speaking to the media, inquired if the Crime Investigation Department (CID) chief, Mr Sanjay, and Ponnavolu sudhakar Reddy are paid from the exchequer, which is public money, or from Jagan's personal cash. bonda uma was certain that the fact that an economic criminal who had been imprisoned for 16 months had sunk to the level of administering the systems indicated that the abuse of power had reached its apex.

"Only in the jagan Mohan reddy regime we are witnessing such a pathetic situation wherein someone passes highly objectionable comments against the most respectable judicial system and judges," said the member of the tdp politburo. If Chandrababu Naidu, the previous chief minister, and tdp supremo, did resort to corruption or if monies were moved from other accounts to the tdp account, he questioned why the YSRCP government could not establish it in court during the last four years and eight months.

Bonda Uma stated that they could not show even a thousand paise corruption against the tdp other than making unfounded claims that the party had resorted to corruption to the tune of hundreds of crores. In the face of the judiciary, these YSRCP leaders could not produce a single piece of proof on the claims they are making against the tdp, but they are displaying their talent in their own media outlets, he commented. bonda uma said that jagan Mohan reddy is just utilizing public funds to repress opposition parties and promote the most ineffective attorneys in New Delhi, such as Ponnavolu sudhakar Reddy. Under orders from the Tadepalle palace, both Sanjay and Ponnavolu are overstepping their bounds and pursuing fake charges against opposition party leaders, he claimed.
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S Venkateshwari

24/11/2023 08:54 AM