'Kill Me if You Want, But Spare the Public!
YSR congress chief jagan MOHAN REDDY' target='_blank' title='ys jagan mohan reddy-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ys jagan mohan reddy recently made headlines with his dramatic statements upon returning to andhra pradesh from Delhi. Addressing the national media, jagan claimed that 36 political murders have occurred in andhra pradesh since the TDP+ government took office. However, he struggled to name the victims when pressed by the media.
Jagan's rhetoric took a personal turn as he stated, "If they (TDP+ Government) see me as a threat, so be it. If they want to kill me, then kill me. It will all end with one person. But why target the general public just because they didn’t vote for the ruling party? I am prepared for anything to happen, but I won’t let anything happen to the common people of AP."
The circumstances surrounding specific incidents like the vinukonda murder are still unclear, but Jagan’s swift move to classify it as a political murder has raised eyebrows. Many see this as an attempt to gain political mileage. Additionally, his dramatic and somewhat cinematic declarations, such as "Kill me if you want, but spare the public," have been met with mixed reactions on social media, with some viewing them as outdated and overly theatrical.
Jagan's rhetoric took a personal turn as he stated, "If they (TDP+ Government) see me as a threat, so be it. If they want to kill me, then kill me. It will all end with one person. But why target the general public just because they didn’t vote for the ruling party? I am prepared for anything to happen, but I won’t let anything happen to the common people of AP."
The circumstances surrounding specific incidents like the vinukonda murder are still unclear, but Jagan’s swift move to classify it as a political murder has raised eyebrows. Many see this as an attempt to gain political mileage. Additionally, his dramatic and somewhat cinematic declarations, such as "Kill me if you want, but spare the public," have been met with mixed reactions on social media, with some viewing them as outdated and overly theatrical.