Beware Of Arrest! Chandrababu Warns!

Andhra Pradesh chief minister, Chandrababu Naidu is very particular about the end of fake narratives that are being built by the opposition YSR Congress in Andhra Pradesh. He is perplexed by the audacity of the YSR Congress ecosystem, which has been steadily carrying several planted narratives.

Recently, it was the case of the Handri Niva project as YCP spread narrative that Chandrababu used water tankers to fill the Kuppam waterway project which tried up later. However, this turned out to be a blatant lie as the Handri Niva project is very much up and running.

It was quickly established that the waterways that are powered by the project had flowing water and the live visuals were also attached. 

Then came the fabricated narrative from Jagan himself as he said there is a sharp shortage of urea and demanded quick action from the government. This was also targeted by chief minister Chandrababu and he had a series of clarification comments on the same.

“I will take this matter very seriously. When anyone says there is a shortage in any particular area, I will personally go there and investigate this situation. And if there is actually a shortage there, I will take action on the employees for the shortcoming. But if it turns out that anyone spread fake news, there will be arrests.” Babu said. 

Babu gave the implication that he is going to be very particular against fake narratives and fabricated propaganda against the government. 

Chandrababu even pointed out the funny situation when Jagan recently commented that Heritage is selling onions for higher prices while the farmers are not getting adequate prices. 

“This Jagan does not even know that Heritage is a diary company and does not sell onions. Intentions are very clear here. All he wants to do his spread fake news against me and my company.” Babu said. 

It is good that Babu is finally proactive about the fake news that is being spread against the India government at the ground level and has even warned arrests if this fake narrative does not stop.