KADAPA: Praja Rajyam leader Bhooma Nagi Reddy on Sunday deplored charges of the Telugu Desam Party leaders and claimed that he strengthened the TDP in Kurnool district but the party failed to give him his due.
Mr. Nagi Reddy, State secretary C. Ramachandraiah, district PR convenor M.V. Ramana Reddy, district Mahila Rajyam president Latha Reddy and leaders M.V. Muralidhar Reddy and Maduri Pratap Reddy led a partymen’s rally from Chowdamma temple in Venkateswarapet to Venkateswara Kottala in Proddatur. Later addressing a press conference, Mr. Nagi Reddy recalled that he gave life to the TDP when Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao and Chief Minister Kotla Vijayabhaskar Reddy contested from Kurnool district. Refuting the TDP leaders’ charges that he left the TDP after enjoying significant positions, he said the party failed to give him due recognition.
‘Duping people’Mr. Nagi Reddy dubbed the ‘Grand Alliance’ as a Mayakootami (alliance of myth) formed to dupe the people of the State for vote-catching.
TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu would not even be able to get Opposition leader status in the Assembly after elections, as he was giving a lion’s share of Assembly seats to his alliance partners Telangana Rashtra Samiti, Communist Party of India and the CPI (M), PR Official Spokesman C. Ramachandraiah alleged.
Flaying Mr. Naidu’s remarks against PR president K. Chiranjeevi, he recalled that former Chief Minister N.T. Rama Rao never visited Secretariat until he assumed the post.
Mahila Rajyam leaders study people’s problems
Staff ReporterVIJAYAWADA: The Mahila Rajyam leaders listed out a various problems recounted by women in both rural and urban areas during their ongoing door-to-door campaign in the Krishna district to mobilise support for Chiranjeevi-led Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) in the coming elections.
Mahila Rajyam district convener Matta Jhansi Rani said that many women were urging for prohibition to be re-imposed in the State, as they were unable to lead their families peacefully with their addicted husbands selling even utensils in home for the purpose of purchasing liquor.
The supply of drinking water once in two days, lack of proper drainage and lack of proper electricity at nights were other problems that their members came across during the campaign, she said.
Chiranjeevi coming to Guntur today Special Correspondent
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Large-scale preparation for first visit
Tour cut short to five days
Mega colours: A local commercial painter giving final touches to a large cut-out of Praja Rajyam Party founder Chiranjeevi on the eve of his tour in Guntur district from Monday. GUNTUR: Police issued specific guidelines to Praja Rajyam Party here not to conduct roadshows on National Highway No.5 while party founder Chiranjeevi travels from Mangalagiri to Guntur city on Monday on the inaugural day of his five-day visit to the district.
Making slight changes in the schedule and route of Mr. Chiranjeevi’s tour party leader Thota Chandrasekhar Rao said on Sunday that the party founder would land at the Ratnala Cheruvu site in Mangalagiri at 9.30 a.m. and conduct road show passing through all important junctions in the town and come to Guntur in the evening . He would resume his road show on the particular stretches approved by the police.
Superintendent of Police Mahesh Chandra Laddha said that party leaders have been told not to conduct road show where the density of traffic was high and on National/State Highways in the other places in the district. Massive cut-outs have been readied at all junctions in the city and flex banners are coming up on a large scale -- put up by the ticket aspirants welcoming their party leaders.
One person has gone to the extent of putting together a large party flag post at a cost of Rs.5 lakhs at Yerrabalem in Mangalagiri constituency. The enthusiasm is the highest in the Mangalagiri constituency where a large population of Kapu community is eagerly waiting for Chiranjeevi to visit their village. A sizeable population of the community in Guntur city clubbed with enthusiasm of the fans’ associations, a large gathering is expected at all places.
The exact route is undergoing a change by the minute with the aspirants influencing the organisers of the tour to take through their village so that their chances of getting a ticket was high. The district and city unit office-bearers headed by Sankrothi Rama Rao and Kilaru Roshaiah were busy with arrangements.
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