'Volunteers are not sold for money' - Perni Nani's counter..!?
Former
minister nani gave a strong counter to Chandrababu's statement that volunteers will be given an honorarium of Rs.10 thousand if
tdp comes to power. He was heavily criticized. Former
minister Perni
nani said that
tdp leader Chandrababu is a nickname for fakes and fraud. Now they are baiting new volunteers with an honorarium of Rs.10 thousand. On Tuesday, Chandrababu held a
press meet and gave a counter. 'Chandrababu is baiting the volunteers by saying that if the
tdp comes to power, they will give an honorarium of Rs.10,000. For four and a half years, they were emotionally disturbed and their self-esteem was hurt. Chandrababu criticized that volunteers carry bags of rice, collect data, and sell it to foreign countries. He made accusations against volunteers for his
politics at will. No attempt was made by him to thwart the volunteer system. Now with the rebellion of the people, volunteers for Chandrababu have run out of money. They say that if they come to power, they will continue the volunteers... they will charge Rs.10. They called me that.
Perni
nani said that the volunteers are working with a sense of
service but not for money. Chandrababu, an adopted son can be sold for money. But, volunteers are not sold for money. If Chandrababu comes, he will remove the volunteers appointed by
cm Jagan. He changed the name of the Janmabhoomi Committees and appointed themselves as volunteers. Isn't it true that
tdp leaders are already going around making promises in the villages?.' He asked. He said that no one believes in Chandrababu's frauds and conspiracies. Volunteers will not give up if he is lured with money. He expressed confidence that Jaganmohan Reddy's
government is the next. He said that 2.50 lakh volunteers have confidence in
cm Jagan. They know how
jagan will take care of them when he comes again. Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar accused Chandrababu of being Tabedaru and working for Chandrababu in
local elections. After retiring, they were angry that he was serving only for Chandrababu.
Meanwhile,
politics has been revolving around volunteers in the state for the past few days. In the wake of the implementation of the
election Code, there was a sudden political heat with the
election Commission's order to keep them away from the distribution of pensions and the implementation of other welfare schemes. The
government has issued guidelines for the beneficiaries to go to the secretariats and collect the pension with the
ec directives. However, the
ycp criticized Chandrababu for not being able to provide pensions to the pensioners on time through volunteers. Opposition
tdp and Jana Sena leaders also gave a strong counter to the government. Recently
tdp chief Chandrababu also wrote a
letter to the
ec saying that the
government is trying to get political benefits from the distribution of pensions. The
letter stated that some of the beneficiaries died at the
secretariat in the
sun due to the negligence of the government. Currently, even in the
election campaigns,
cm jagan and the opposition
tdp are criticizing each other on this issue. Recently, on the occasion of Ugadi, Chandrababu announced that the volunteers will be given an honorarium of Rs. 10,000 instead of Rs.5,000. On this, former
minister Perni
nani criticized Chandrababu in his latest response.