In a recent development, Telangana Congress leader Jagga Reddy has leveled sharp criticisms against Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, accusing him of exploiting bifurcation issues to interfere in the affairs of both states. Speaking to the media on Monday, Jagga Reddy alleged that Chandrababu Naidu is acting as a pawn for the BJP’s political agenda in Telangana.
“The BJP is attempting to replicate the political strategies seen in Andhra Pradesh within Telangana,” stated Jagga Reddy, highlighting Chandrababu Naidu’s role in this scheme. He emphasized that while the Congress party laid the foundation for IT development in the region, Chandrababu Naidu continued to advance these efforts.
Jagga Reddy further criticized the BJP for initiating a political game in Telangana and accused the TDP of colluding with the BJP to undermine the Congress. “Chandrababu Naidu, entering Telangana as Chief Minister, has adopted a ‘two-eye’ theory for political gains,” Jagga Reddy remarked, pointing out that the BJP has aligned with parties like TDP and Jana Sena to weaken their political influence in the state.
According to Jagga Reddy, several individuals implicated in various cases have joined the BJP, further complicating the political landscape in Telangana.