The cricketer- turned politician Ambati Rayudu warned people of Andhra Pradesh, ahead of general elections, that there is nothing but slavery in the ruling YSRCP. Rayudu, who joined Jana Sena, a week after joining YCP, cautioned against voting YCP in these polls.
Whether MLA or MP, they have to live like a shoe under Jagan’s feet, he said and asserted that development cannot be done just by pressing the button. He fears that if Jagan is given power again the state will be pushed to the lowest ebb.
He was campaigning in Avanigadda seeking victory for NDA’s Jana Sena candidate Mandali Buddha Prasad and lamented that during Jagan’s regime the state witnessed steep fall in all sectors, including sports. He appealed to the voters to realise the need for electing a competent leader, who can put the state into development again.
Ambati Rayudu, who is also a star campaigner of Jana Sena, called for crowning a leader who can govern efficiently without giving power to someone like Jagan in the state. He said that he traveled all over the state for 7 months with the idea of doing public service while playing cricket.
He said that he also traveled with Jagan for some time, but he said that he realized that if he continues in YCP, he will not be able to serve the public. Rayudu said that he realized how Jagan was looting the state after assuming power and made the state backward.
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He said that Jagan is running the administration as if he has the power to push buttons instead of building a project or bringing an industry. He said that welfare is not the only administration, the state will move forward only if development is done along with welfare.
At present, he deplored that while all the states are moving forward in development, our state is going backward. All this is learned through experience. He said that he was impressed by Pawan Kalyan’s fighting spirit against evil forces.
He urged that everyone should elect a capable leader in this election, which is important for the future of the state and also the future of the people.