Jagan - Fears Even A Simple Article Of Eenadu
YS jagan Mohan Reddy, the chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, spoke on friday at Kavali. The cm is clearly upset with this meeting, which took place the day after pawan kalyan suggested a perfectly cordial coalition with the TDP. Abuse of Chandrababu and Pawan Kalyan, who are referred to as Dattaputhrudu and Package Star, abounds in Jagan's address. The alliance is mentioned more in his speech than in any of the others thus far.
He also made an effort to frighten people by warning them that if Chandrababu is given a chance, the welfare programmes will be halted. Along with urging people not to believe Chandrababu and Pawan Kalyan, eenadu and TV5 were also being pleaded with by Jagan. jagan even quoted a piece from eenadu in which an economist named GV Rao expressed his concerns about the state's dire financial situation.
Regarding what we already know about Andhra Pradesh's poor financial situation and reckless borrowing practises dating back centuries, that story is neither groundbreaking nor sensational. The chief minister became so angry that he started calling GV Rao "African-looking" and body-shaming him. The Chief Minister's level of annoyance and the type of pressure he is facing are shown by Jagan's decision to clarify an item of eenadu at a public forum.
He also made an effort to frighten people by warning them that if Chandrababu is given a chance, the welfare programmes will be halted. Along with urging people not to believe Chandrababu and Pawan Kalyan, eenadu and TV5 were also being pleaded with by Jagan. jagan even quoted a piece from eenadu in which an economist named GV Rao expressed his concerns about the state's dire financial situation.
Regarding what we already know about Andhra Pradesh's poor financial situation and reckless borrowing practises dating back centuries, that story is neither groundbreaking nor sensational. The chief minister became so angry that he started calling GV Rao "African-looking" and body-shaming him. The Chief Minister's level of annoyance and the type of pressure he is facing are shown by Jagan's decision to clarify an item of eenadu at a public forum.