Mangalagiri: TDP politburo member Yanamala Ramakrishnudu said the chief minister is indeed committed to violence and repression, but not to fundamental rights and freedom of expression in the state. He called the advertisement of Chief Minister Jagan Reddy's photographs along with Mahatma Gandhi's picture objectionable. The front page advertisements in the name of the government's 'Jaganna Swachh Sankalp' (Jagan's commitment to the clean campaign) were highly objectionable. It was nothing but an insult to the Father of the Nation, whose non-violent struggle was in no way compared to Jagan's rule of lies and betrayal.

The TDP leader said Jagan should try to keep his conscience clean before talking of 'clean resolve'. Considering the countless allegations and allegations already leveled against him, it would be impossible for him to maintain a clean record. Gandhiji followed the Bhagavad Gita which preached a clean conscience as more important than man. He remarked, Jesus called repentance greater than everything else.

Ramakrishnudu said that the way the CM was talking about cleanliness and transparency, the common people were also making fun of him. Center released funds under Swachh Bharat programme. But, Jagan Mohan Reddy bought the vehicle with that money and started a huge publicity stunt to boost his image. He said that after the garbage tax was imposed on the people it was branded as the 'garbage rule'. The TDP leader insisted that even clean drive vehicles were procured only for a large commission, but not to ensure the cleanliness and health of the public. While Gandhiji preached a life of peace and non-violence, Jaganji made Andhra a center of violence. He said that Jagan does not even have the right to take the name of Gandhi as he is indulging in corruption worth thousands of crores.

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