TDP chief and Pavan Kalyan predict end of YSRCP rule in the state in less than two months

TIRUPATI: Telugu Desam party chief Nara Chandrababu Naidu and Jana Sena chief Pavan Kalyan predicted that the anarchic YSRCP rule will end in the state in less than two months from now as there was an extreme backlash against the atrocities of the ruling disposition across Andhra Pradesh.

The last chief minister of combined Andhra Pradesh Nallari Kiran Kumar Reddy, who is now contesting on a BJP ticket from the Rajampet parliament constituency, joined Naidu and Pavan Kalyan's entourage on the Prajagalam platform

Addressing a mammoth crowd at the Prajagalam public meeting held at Rajampet in Annamayya district on Thursday, the TDP chief cautioned people to realise that if by any chance the YSRCP comes back to power, this time their target will be to usurp private properties and assets belonging to the commoners.

"The death and deluge left behind by the Annamayya project collapse due to the ruling party's apathy in the 2021 floods in which approximately 40 persons lost their lives, stands testimony to the anarchy spread by the YSRCP govt in the state in the last five years. Minister Peddireddy Ramachandra Reddy and his son and Rajampet MP PV Midhun Reddy should be held accountable for the great destruction witnessed here", Naidu lamented.

Recalling that three members belonging to a lower middle class family committed suicide at Vontimitta recently after local YSRCP leaders resorted to discrepancies in the online records of their property, Naidu vowed that all those responsible for their deaths will not be spared once the TDP comes back to power in the state. The TDP chief reiterated that the party will extend all support to the lone survivor in the family Lakshmi Prasanna.

Actor turned politician Pavan Kalyan underlined the historic necessity for the TDP, BJP and the Jana Sena to forge an alliance to fight against the autocratic YSRCP regime in order to safeguard the interests of the state.

Pavan Kalyan promised to the people of Rajampet that the Annamayya and Pincha dams which were washed away in the 2021 floods but were not restored will be grounded immediately after the NDA alliance forms the govt in the state within two months from now.

Former chief minister Kiran Kumar Reddy and Palakondrayudu Balasubramanyam and others spoke.