The Hindu (Hyderabad)

Modi exposed ‘Thalli Cong., Pilla Cong.’ conspiracy in A.P., says BJP

Congress and YSRCP tried to grab lands belonging to Visakhapat­nam Steel Plant, and it would have become a reality had Prime Minister Narendra Modi not been at the helm, asserts BJP chief spokespers­on Lanka Dinakar

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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Andhra Pradesh chief spokespers­on Lanka Dinakar said Prime Minister Narendra Modi exposed the conspiracy of ‘Thalli Congress’ (‘mother Congress’ i.e. Indian National Congress) and ‘Pilla Congress’ (‘child Congress’, the YSR Congress Party) to split the ‘antiYSRCP votes’ at the TDPBJPJana Sena Party alliance’s Praja Galam meeting held near Chilakalur­ipet in

Palnadu district on March 17.

“Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy (president of ‘Pilla Congress’) and his sister Y.S. Sharmila (president of the AP Congress Committee i.e. ‘Thalli Congress’) are playing the cunning game of splitting the antiYSRCP votes to the detriment of the TDP, BJP and JSP, who forged the alliance in public interest,” he observed.

Addressing media persons at the BJP State headquarte­rs here on March 18 (Monday), Mr. Dinakar said Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy misused the support extended by the Central government with the desired ‘federal spirit’, to cause undue benefit to his close associates, which was unforgivab­le. The result was rampant corruption and little developmen­t.

The ‘double engine government’ going to be formed by the NDA in the State would develop the Uttarandhr­a region as the financial capital and Rayalaseem­a as an electronic­s and automobile manufactur­ing hub.

He alleged that the INC and the YSRCP have tried to grab the lands belonging to Visakhapat­nam Steel Plant (VSP), and it would have become a reality had Prime Minister Narendra Modi not been at the helm.

Former chief secretary L.V. Subramanya­m was harassed by the Jagan Mohan Reddy government because he had candidly expressed his opinion that the plan to usurp VSP lands was not feasible, he said.

He dared Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy to reveal the content of the affidavit filed by his government in the Supreme Court with regard to the proposed shifting of the High Court to Kurnool.

Also, he insisted that Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy had tried hard to award the Kadapa Steel Plant project to companies owned by persons close to him.

Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy owed an explanatio­n as to why he kept quiet as an MP when Dugarajapa­tnam port was incorporat­ed in the AP Reorganisa­tion Act, in spite of knowing that it was not feasible.

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