A padyatra is being taken out from Amaravati to Arasvilli by farmers and members of Amaravati JAC.
A padyatra is being taken out from Amaravati to Arasvilli by farmers and members of Amaravati JAC.
Taking strong objection to the comments made by YSR Congress MLAs that farmers of Amaravati would be held responsible if there was any violence during the padyatra, TDP women’s wing president and former MLA Vangalpudi Anita said there was an element of danger in it. statements made.
The padyatra is being taken out by farmers and members of Amaravati JAC from Amaravati to Arasvilli and it started on 12th September at Amaravati.
Addressing a press conference in Visakhaparnam on Monday, he said there is a hidden threat in the statements made by YSR Congress leaders and we dare them to stop it or create any violence. “If violence occurs, the state government should be held responsible for disrupting a padyatra, in which most of the members are women, fighting against the proposed idea of three capitals,” she said.
Ms Anita said Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy should stop talking about the three capitals, as it was he who withdrew. ‘Three Capitals Bill’ in the assembly.
“He [Jagan] Trying to provoke territorial division by re-raising the issue already closed in the Assembly and by the Andhra Pradesh High Court,” she said.
Apart from the three capitals, there are many such issues which can be discussed in the assembly. There are burning issues related to teachers, sanitation workers, education and health. Why are CM and YSRC leaders focusing only on this issue? There is a stumbling block in development. There is no investment and investors like Adani and Lulu have gone back. Let’s discuss these issues, she said.
if they [YSRC] All three are so keen about capitals, first stop the privatization of VSP. “Has he ever asked whether the people of Visakhapatnam want the capital here,” he questioned.
He also alleged that the YSR Congress party is trying to divert issues by bringing back three major issues like land scam in Visakhapatnam and excavation towards Rushikonda hills.