YSRCP rebel MP Raghurama Krishnam Raju who represents the Narasapuram constituency is in no mood to leave any chance to poke fun at Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy over the schemes he is bringing. Why will he leave the chance to make fun of recent G.O on 5 percent land allotment for the YSR Jagananna Colonies scheme?
In his usual witty manner, Raghurama Krishnam Raju popularly known as RRR took potshots at the new scheme. The MP who took part in a debate in a Telugu channel opined that there is a possibility that Shobhanam(First Night) Tax would be brought and the volunteers would peek through the windows.
Giving his analysis on this, RRR added that the government will not leave the First Night Tax given the culture of the party. He had highlighted how the fellow YSRCP MPs reportedly used the derogatory word bast. The video clip of the debate took social media like a storm.
RRR had intensified his attack on the government. In Lok Sabha, he had complained about the government using the names of the flagship schemes for the schemes that are funded by the Centre. As a response to this, the Union government sought a response from the Andhra Pradesh government.
As if this is not enough, he had spoken about the Amaravati farmers Padayatra in the Lower House Lok Sabha and alleged that despite the farmers going ahead with the protest in a peaceful manner, the cops are reportedly causing troubles for the Amaravati farmers.
With the Narsapuram MP targeting the government over various issues, other YSRCP MPs hit back at him and launched a verbal attack on him in the house. To target RRR, another YSRCP MP Mithun Reddy said that he is fearing the CBI cases filed against him, and to escape them, he is making efforts to join the BJP which is ruling in the Centre and to get in the good books of BJP he is making all this.
Not holding back, RRR said, if two cases were filed against him, 100 cases are pending against the YSRCP chief, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy. The confrontation is continuing with the new comments of RRR on the housing scheme.
In his usual witty manner, Raghurama Krishnam Raju popularly known as RRR took potshots at the new scheme. The MP who took part in a debate in a Telugu channel opined that there is a possibility that Shobhanam(First Night) Tax would be brought and the volunteers would peek through the windows.
Giving his analysis on this, RRR added that the government will not leave the First Night Tax given the culture of the party. He had highlighted how the fellow YSRCP MPs reportedly used the derogatory word bast. The video clip of the debate took social media like a storm.
RRR had intensified his attack on the government. In Lok Sabha, he had complained about the government using the names of the flagship schemes for the schemes that are funded by the Centre. As a response to this, the Union government sought a response from the Andhra Pradesh government.
As if this is not enough, he had spoken about the Amaravati farmers Padayatra in the Lower House Lok Sabha and alleged that despite the farmers going ahead with the protest in a peaceful manner, the cops are reportedly causing troubles for the Amaravati farmers.
With the Narsapuram MP targeting the government over various issues, other YSRCP MPs hit back at him and launched a verbal attack on him in the house. To target RRR, another YSRCP MP Mithun Reddy said that he is fearing the CBI cases filed against him, and to escape them, he is making efforts to join the BJP which is ruling in the Centre and to get in the good books of BJP he is making all this.
Not holding back, RRR said, if two cases were filed against him, 100 cases are pending against the YSRCP chief, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy. The confrontation is continuing with the new comments of RRR on the housing scheme.