Opposition leader Chandra Babu on the evil politics of ysr congress party Kurnool parliament president B.Y. Ramayya fired
Opposition leader Chandra Babu on the evil politics of ysr congress party Kurnool parliament president B.Y. Ramayya fired
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Opposition leader Chandra Babu on the evil politics of ysr congress party Kurnool parliament president B.Y. Ramayya was fired. Chandrababu has become a shikandi in Andhra Pradesh politics and warned that his political grave will be wrong. On Monday, the press meet was held here. Ramayya said, 'Chandrababu is involved in political conspiracies by blocking constitutional systems. Chandrababu is blocking the public welfare. Chandrababu is wrong to have a political tomb. Chandrababu is poisoning people from the first day of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy government. Chandrababu and his son have been working to block the welfare schemes introduced by CM Jagan. Chandrababu is doing a lot of politics that prevents the people from implementing the much needed Amma lap scheme.

Chandrababu will remain a woman traitor in history, which prevents welfare schemes that are good for women. Chandrababu and his party workers have been tainted by using lemon as a weapon to the highest constitutional post. The values of the forgotten lemon have been misused by his status and position in the country. The people should repel the conspiracy politics. Constitutional systems must be protected. Chandrababu did not feel ashamed of the Telugu Desam Party limited to just 23 seats. Chandrababu and his son who are hiding in Hyderabad for fear of corona do not care for the lives of the people. People should permanently bury Chandrababu, who promotes such anti-constitutional activities, "BY Ramayya called for a permanent political grave.

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