TDP’s Nara Lokesh accused the police of ‘creating problems’ during his visit

TDP national general secretary Nara Lokesh on Thursday accused some police officers of creating problems for him during his ‘Yuva Galam’ foot march and warned them of paying a “very heavy price” in future. They received instructions from Tadepalli Palace, the residence of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy, to create hurdles for them.

Addressing villagers at KVB Puram in Satyaveedu assembly constituency on the 21st day of his yatra, Lokesh said that the police seized his vehicle and took away his mike. “I am not bothered about this. Since I am fighting for the people who are facing difficulties at every step, especially from the police who are working under the instructions of Tadepalli Mahal, they should A very heavy price will have to be paid.” Lokesh said.

Lokesh said that the police officers who have reposed faith in the Chief Minister and the Director General of Police (DGP) will soon realize that these two will not come to their rescue when they are in trouble.

“The countdown has begun for Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy and the DGP will also be left helpless after the CM is out of power. It is TDP which will soon come to power again and then you will have to pay a very heavy price for your actions now,” Lokesh said.

Making it clear that “fear is not in his dictionary”, Lokesh challenged Jagan Reddy to file any number of cases against him. “My fight is for the people and the police officers who are in trouble. I got caught many times,” he said.

He also interacted with farmers and daily wage laborers to understand their problems. He also accepted the memorandum of many people who came to meet him.

Later, at Rajula Kandriga, Lokesh interacted with horticulture farmers. He told them that horticulture, aquaculture, dairy and agriculture have been well developed during Chandrababu Naidu’s rule and he waived off farm loans amounting to Rs 50,000 or more each, benefiting 80 per cent of farmers. Happened.

However, Jagan has taken the state to the third place in terms of farmer suicides and subsidies and farm loans have now become a pipe dream. “Jagan is doing all kinds of injustice to the people of Rayalaseema, creating doubts about whether the chief minister belongs to the region or not. ‘J’ tax is being imposed on petrol and diesel as well,” he claimed, adding that all sections of people are “unhappy with the YSRCP regime”.

Assuring all possible help to the farmers if the TDP forms the government again, Lokesh remarked that it is not the TDP that has lost the 2019 elections, but all the people of the state have lost the elections. The TDP general secretary said that in the name of three capitals, Jagan has completely ruined the future of the state.

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