Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan asked chief minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy to stop sentimental drama and people are unable to bear so many dramas from YCP. Addressing election rally at Tenali on Sunday night, as party of Varahi Vijayabheri Yatra, he wondered that YCP has been campaigning stone attack on CM Jagan Mohan Reddy was attack on the state.
If a gravel stone is hurt the state, he asked, hasn’t the state been hurt by the atrocities that have happened during the YCP regime? He recalled that when a 15-year-old Amarnath from an ordinary BC family questioned why they were teasing his sister, the YSP goons poured petrol and set him on fire. But then the state would not be hurt!
Likewise, he flayed that that after a women was raped in front of her husband at Repalle railway station, a minister says that was not intentional, but a mistake, he only came to steel. Hee lamented that arrogant Jagan thinks that everyone is his slave.
Accusing that chief minister Jaganmohan Reddy of thinking that the state is his property and acting indiscriminately, Jana Sena chief cautioned him that his days are numbered. He said people are ready to see him off.
He urged people to vote for Nadendla Manohar as Tenali MLA of Jana Sena and Pemmasani Chandrasekhar, Guntur Lok Sabha member of TDP and elect them in the ensuing election.
He asked why CM Jagan photos should be kept in every government programme, including his smiley face on pass books and even on boundary stones in fields. Deploring that the Vysya community have been facing harassment in Tenali during the YCP regime, he assured them that they would provide them protection so that they can continue their business smoothly.
Pawan Kalyan claimed that a stone hitting CM Jagan is believed to be an attack on the people of the state. He asked if thousands of girls in the state disappear, would it won’t hurt the state? He expressed doubt over the manner in which stone injury happened to Jagan.
He said that it was the miserable rule of Jagan that forced TDP, Jana Sena and BJP to come together and fight elections unitedly to save the state from his anarchy regime.