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NC - Dummy Minister, Nara Lokesh - Acting Minister!
By: Tupaki Desk | 6 Sep 2016 10:45 AM GMT
YSR Congress leader Ambati Rambabu made sensational comments on AP Deputy CM Nimmakayala Chinarajappa soon after Bhumana Karunakar Reddy appeared before CID over Tuni violence.
Ambati Rambabu dared to say Nimmakayala Chinarajappa is just a dummy Home Minister and he don't even know what's happening in the police department. He further added, 'Nara Lokesh has taken everything under his control. This is very unfortunate. The statements of Home Minister and Affidavits filed by Home Ministry in courts doesn't match at all. Chinnarajappa is an 'innocent' Minister.
When asked about the allegations of Chinarajappa that YCP Leaders were involved in Tuni violence, Ambati condemned those allegations and clarified Bhumana attended CID questioning only as a responsible citizen. He faulted CID Notices to those Leaders who extended support to Kapu Gharjana. Ambati questioned, 'How can Chandrababu held Jagan responsible for Tuni violence even before conducting an enquiry? TDP Government has been harassing YCP Leaders with false cases'.
Ambati Rambabu dared to say Nimmakayala Chinarajappa is just a dummy Home Minister and he don't even know what's happening in the police department. He further added, 'Nara Lokesh has taken everything under his control. This is very unfortunate. The statements of Home Minister and Affidavits filed by Home Ministry in courts doesn't match at all. Chinnarajappa is an 'innocent' Minister.
When asked about the allegations of Chinarajappa that YCP Leaders were involved in Tuni violence, Ambati condemned those allegations and clarified Bhumana attended CID questioning only as a responsible citizen. He faulted CID Notices to those Leaders who extended support to Kapu Gharjana. Ambati questioned, 'How can Chandrababu held Jagan responsible for Tuni violence even before conducting an enquiry? TDP Government has been harassing YCP Leaders with false cases'.
