Pawan brought politics to new low, says Jagan
Y S jagan Mohan Reddy, the chief minister of andhra pradesh and the president of the congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ysr congress party, expressed sadness on thursday that the state's politics had descended to a new low with so-called politicians throwing insults and flashing chappals in front of cameras. Speaking at a meeting in Vijayawada, jagan claimed that the so-called leaders are spewing insults because they are unable to explain what positive contributions they have made to the state of Andhra Pradesh.
"Today, the residents of ap lack faith in them. To what are they responding? By using foul language, they have fallen even lower. On television, some viewers are picking up sandals and using foul language. To see such a situation and have them refer to themselves as leaders is awful, he remarked. The chief minister claimed, without mentioning Jana Sena party leader and actor pawan kalyan by name, that the public was watching as the adopted son delivered lines that his adoptive father had given him.
"We have never treated the residents of this state unfairly. On one side, we witness a man preaching on three marriages and further pushing them to follow his lead on divorces while we are manifesting the three capitals for the sake of the state," he criticised. The chief minister questioned what sort of a precedent pawan kalyan was setting by defending it on television. "What sort of a model is that man setting for our state's daughters, sisters, and female citizens? Is this how you serve as a role model for leadership? Do you exemplify the path to a better condition in this manner? " Did he ask.
"Today, the residents of ap lack faith in them. To what are they responding? By using foul language, they have fallen even lower. On television, some viewers are picking up sandals and using foul language. To see such a situation and have them refer to themselves as leaders is awful, he remarked. The chief minister claimed, without mentioning Jana Sena party leader and actor pawan kalyan by name, that the public was watching as the adopted son delivered lines that his adoptive father had given him.
"We have never treated the residents of this state unfairly. On one side, we witness a man preaching on three marriages and further pushing them to follow his lead on divorces while we are manifesting the three capitals for the sake of the state," he criticised. The chief minister questioned what sort of a precedent pawan kalyan was setting by defending it on television. "What sort of a model is that man setting for our state's daughters, sisters, and female citizens? Is this how you serve as a role model for leadership? Do you exemplify the path to a better condition in this manner? " Did he ask.