Vijayasai Reddy Lashes Out At Pawan Kalyan And Chandrababu  

Vijayasai Reddy Lashes Out At Pawan Kalyan And Chandrababu   - Sakshi Post

YSRCP party National General Secretary Vijayasai Reddy   says that Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and Jana Sena leaders are wasting their time and criticising the YSRCP, and the people's leader YS Jagan who came to power with the overwhelming support from the people. Chandrababu is still in a dilemma and is unable to analyse the reasons behind TDP's failure in the elections. On the other hand, Pawan Kalyan says that YSRCP came to power in AP due to irregularities in AP Elections. Both Pawan Kalyan and Chandrababu are defending their party over failure in AP Elections in their own style says, Vijayasai Reddy.

Vijayasai Reddy makes fun of Pawan Kalyan and YS Jagan saying that the owner (Chandrababu) and Package artist (Pawan Kalyan) are following the same script over their failure, he further questions Pawan Kalyan and Chandrababu through his tweets how did TDP win in 23 places and Jana Sena in One place  if YS Jagan Government came to power due to EVM's tampering.

Vijayasai Reddy says that Chandrababu Naidu has turned like the Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan to AP and unnecessarily is making allegations at YS Jagan and the YSRCP party. Vijayasai Reddy further added that Chandrababu is always busy blaming YS Jagan over his ruling in AP for the past three months urging YS Jagan to resign for his CM post. He says that Chandrababu is like a chameleon with changing ideologies, and he has kept alliances with almost all front parties in India. He questions Chandrababu as to how he can again form an alliance with BJP the as Chandrababu has openly said that Modi will not become Prime Minister for a second term. Chandrababu is ready to do anything for the survival of his political party tweeted Vijayasai Reddy.

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