Nara Lokesh Clears the Air on RED BOOK
Nara lokesh Clears the air on red BOOK
Nara lokesh, the minister for Andhra Pradesh, explained his position on the red Book. He said that no leader whose name appears in the red Book will escape punishment. He made it plain that anyone abusing their position of authority and breaking the law to harass individuals and party employees would not be spared. According to lokesh, Agrigold's land records were taken by Rajiv, the son of Jogi Ramesh, who then altered them to produce new ones, transferred the property into his name, and sold them to other people. He said that by stealing people's property and falsifying paperwork, Rajiv amassed a large fortune.
Lokesh questioned if those who perpetrate these kinds of atrocities shouldn't be held accountable. He was clear that politicians implicated in other schemes, such as the sand mafia and liquor mafia, would still data-face consequences from the present administration. "If they plunder public lands and make money illegally, how can we remain calm?" lokesh inquired.
According to lokesh, he brought the red Book to every village and assured the populace that the TDP-JSP-BJP administration will not hold back from prosecuting any lawbreakers. He went on to say that after viewing the red Book, everyone approved this demand. lokesh affirmed that no one in the red Book would escape punishment and said he would honor the pledge he made to the populace.
Nara lokesh, the minister for Andhra Pradesh, explained his position on the red Book. He said that no leader whose name appears in the red Book will escape punishment. He made it plain that anyone abusing their position of authority and breaking the law to harass individuals and party employees would not be spared. According to lokesh, Agrigold's land records were taken by Rajiv, the son of Jogi Ramesh, who then altered them to produce new ones, transferred the property into his name, and sold them to other people. He said that by stealing people's property and falsifying paperwork, Rajiv amassed a large fortune.
Lokesh questioned if those who perpetrate these kinds of atrocities shouldn't be held accountable. He was clear that politicians implicated in other schemes, such as the sand mafia and liquor mafia, would still data-face consequences from the present administration. "If they plunder public lands and make money illegally, how can we remain calm?" lokesh inquired.
According to lokesh, he brought the red Book to every village and assured the populace that the TDP-JSP-BJP administration will not hold back from prosecuting any lawbreakers. He went on to say that after viewing the red Book, everyone approved this demand. lokesh affirmed that no one in the red Book would escape punishment and said he would honor the pledge he made to the populace.