Chirstian minorities properties are now under control of YSRCP
Nara lokesh, general secretary of the tdp, claimed on saturday that after jagan Mohan reddy was appointed chief minister of the state, representatives of the ruling party allegedly illegally took properties belonging to Christian minorities worth thousands of crores. On saturday, Lokesh's yuva Galam Pada yatra arrived in the kurnool Assembly segment from Panyam, where TG Bharat, the local incharge, and tdp leaders and activists welcomed him.
The representatives of the Christian community visited lokesh at the Agricultural Market Yard in kurnool and made many appeals, including the construction of a community hall for the use of the meetings of the pastors and other community leaders. In response to their appeal, lokesh believed that all of the Christian community's assets in the State—including those of Christian-aided schools—were now in the hands of the leaders of the governing party.
According to lokesh, these school buildings in various areas of the State have been taken by YSRCP officials in the name of a merger. He also told them that as soon as the tdp returns to power, their requests will undoubtedly be met. Prior to this, lokesh revealed the specifics of how local mla Rambhupal reddy had illegally acquired the 10.64 acres of wakf land in survey no. 524, valued at Rs 100 crore. He also warned that the mla will pay a steep price for doing so.
Without responding appropriately to his accusations, Rambhupal reddy, a notoriously dishonest person, is only using foul language to divert attention, according to Lokesh. In a document addressed to lokesh, the residents of Labour Colony complained that they lacked a suitable drainage system and that despite 600 people applying for housing, not even one unit had been assigned to them. They added that they are not receiving even a ration and that the revised housing tax has become a burden for them.
Without responding appropriately to his accusations, Rambhupal reddy, a notoriously dishonest person, is only using foul language to divert attention, according to Lokesh. In a document addressed to lokesh, the residents of Labour Colony complained that they lacked a suitable drainage system and that despite 600 people applying for housing, not even one unit had been assigned to them. They added that they are not receiving even a ration and that the revised housing tax has become a burden for them.