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Chandrababu Naidu, during the launch of the ‘Raa Kadaliraa’ program in Kanigiri, unleashed an all-round attack. The Kanigiri event turned out to be a huge success bringing josh to the party cadre. Naidu called upon the people of Andhra Pradesh to unite and rescue the state from what he described as the “psycho rule” of the YSR Congress Party.
Naidu expressed his concern over the hardships faced by the people during the five years of YSRCP rule and urged citizens to take an oath in the new year to remove this government. “Let us take the oath in this new year to send home this psycho government and welcome better days,” he said.
Chandrababu Naidu invoked the historical call of NT Rama Rao, “Telugu Desam Pilustondi Raa Kadaliraa,” and presented a new call, “Raa Kadaliraa,” to save the state from what he perceives as a detrimental rule. Under this initiative, he plans to address public meetings in all Lok Sabha constituencies until January 29.
Highlighting the alleged lack of democracy in the state, Naidu called on the people to strive for the restoration of past glory to the Telugu community. Naidu recalled the development he had carried out in Hyderabad in the combined state of AP.
Naidu criticized Jagan for not announcing a job calendar or attracting investments to the state in the past five years. “Did Mr Jagan announce at least once the job calendar in these five years? Did he bring any kind of investments to the state?” he asked.
Pointing out that Ongole is famous for granite, Naidu accused YS Jagan of exploiting the granite resources in Ongole and questioned the improvement in living conditions for the people during the YSRCP regime.
“The YSRCP leaders are wreaking havoc in the state and are minting lakhs of crores of rupees through sand, liquor and land mafia,” Naidu alleged.
He claimed that women no longer feel secure, youth are being supplied with drugs instead of job opportunities, and the YSRCP leaders are involved in activities that harm the state. He asked the people whether the living conditions of anyone improved in these five years.
Expressing his dismay at what he perceives as Jagan’s dictatorial approach, Naidu highlighted the fear of losing power, evident in the shifting of ministers and MLAs from their home segments.
Naidu asked whether criticizing him and his wife on the Assembly floor would make someone a popular leader. “Will anyone become a popular leader if they scold me and my wife on the floor of the Assembly,” Chandrababu asked sarcastically. Naidu sarcastically raised Jagan’s strategy of offering tickets only to those who criticize him, Lokesh, and Pawan Kalyan.
