Having fooled by enacting dramas in the incident of stone pelting on chief minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy, now it is attempting to make use of the incident to foist false cases against TDP leaders like Bonda Umamaheswar Rao, so that to prevent them from contesting the polls. It may be recalled that even after five days of the incident, Vijayawada police failed to explain what really happened? Who are the culprits?
TDP supremo and former chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu expressed his anger and strongly condemned the government’s conspiracy to implicate former MLA Bonda Uma in this case. He gave a stern warning and cautioned that such mischiefs will be taken very seriously.
He said that YCP has started false campaigns and sympathy dramas regarding the stone attack on CM. The people criticized the attempts to smear the Telugu Desam Party as an assassination attempt and said that the party was stuck in the mud.
Moreover, police taking some minor youth into their custody from Vaddera Colony attempting to depict them as accused. Knowing of the police conspiracy, the family members of those youths are angry and deeply worried.
Chandrababu lamented that the government is making mistakes forcing police to implicate TDP leaders in this case and creating false narrations. He alleged that the ruling party was attempting to implicate TDP leaders, who are contesting in the polls in such cases, so as to disturb them from their poll campaign.
The former chief minister cautioned that there is no point in tolerating the actions of this government and the illegal tendencies of some officials. Under the temptations and pressures of the ruling party, even if Bonda Uma makes false cases or makes a mistake, he warned that the coalition government that will be formed after June 4 will take very strict action.
As presently the Election Code is in force, he said that the Election Commission should also focus on abuse of power. Chandrababu demanded that the officials who failed to provide security to the CM should be exempted from the responsibility of investigation and a comprehensive investigation should be conducted with other officials under the supervision of the Central Election Commission.