Ex-Minister, TDP national general secretary Nara Lokesh is aggressively touring in Mangalagiri Assembly constituency, from where he had lost the 2019 elections. As he vowed to win from the same constituency, he is touring in the constituency to know the problems faced by the people there.
As part of his tour, Nara Lokesh addressed the media and broke his silence on the infamous Assembly incident. Nara Lokesh who remained tight-lipped on the issue had finally opened up on the matter.
Breathing fire on the YSRCP leaders, Nara Lokesh condemned the objectionable comments against his mother and asked if the leaders can use the same kind of language to address their family members. It's not fair on their part to use such language.
Nara Lokesh went on to say that he will not leave anyone who abused his mother. Warning those who were responsible for the issue to be prepared to face the consequences, Lokesh said, his father might forgive them, but he will not leave them at any cost.
Nara Lokesh slammed the ruling party leaders for not helping people during the floods and accused them of not stepping out of their houses to meet the needy. The leaders should be ashamed for behaving like this, he said.
As part of his tour, Nara Lokesh addressed the media and broke his silence on the infamous Assembly incident. Nara Lokesh who remained tight-lipped on the issue had finally opened up on the matter.
Breathing fire on the YSRCP leaders, Nara Lokesh condemned the objectionable comments against his mother and asked if the leaders can use the same kind of language to address their family members. It's not fair on their part to use such language.
Nara Lokesh went on to say that he will not leave anyone who abused his mother. Warning those who were responsible for the issue to be prepared to face the consequences, Lokesh said, his father might forgive them, but he will not leave them at any cost.
Nara Lokesh slammed the ruling party leaders for not helping people during the floods and accused them of not stepping out of their houses to meet the needy. The leaders should be ashamed for behaving like this, he said.