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How Could Chandrababu Say That?
By: Tupaki Desk | 4 July 2019 5:54 AM GMT
Upon losing power, Chandrababu Naidu returned to his Kuppam Constituency in Chittoor District. The kind of comments he made during his constituency tour were surprising to say the least.
Naidu claimed to have tried to bring water to Kuppam upon addressing the drought situation in Pulivendula. He made this comment to convey that people of all the regions and constituencies were treated equally. Here is the actual message from the TDP Supremo - 'I ensured Pulivendula received irrigation water, now it's the turn of Jagan to ensure Kuppam receives abundant water'.
Generally, Any Chief Minister would try to make his Constituency into a model segment. Inspite of serving as CM for a record 14 years, Chandrababu Naidu has failed to ensure people of Kuppam doesn't face water scarcity.
TDP Supremo need to be grateful to the people of Kuppam for electing him again & again even though they weren't even able to receive abundant water till date. May be, They might have expressed their anguish by lowering the majority of Babu in the recent elections.
Naidu claimed to have tried to bring water to Kuppam upon addressing the drought situation in Pulivendula. He made this comment to convey that people of all the regions and constituencies were treated equally. Here is the actual message from the TDP Supremo - 'I ensured Pulivendula received irrigation water, now it's the turn of Jagan to ensure Kuppam receives abundant water'.
Generally, Any Chief Minister would try to make his Constituency into a model segment. Inspite of serving as CM for a record 14 years, Chandrababu Naidu has failed to ensure people of Kuppam doesn't face water scarcity.
TDP Supremo need to be grateful to the people of Kuppam for electing him again & again even though they weren't even able to receive abundant water till date. May be, They might have expressed their anguish by lowering the majority of Babu in the recent elections.
