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AP Election Commissioner To Opt For A Defamation Case?
By: Tupaki Desk | 18 March 2020 10:25 AM GMT
Ever since the AP State Election Commissioner Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar has postponed the local body elections in the state, he has invited the flood of criticism and comments from the ruling YSRCP and its sympathizers.
While CM Jagan Mohan Reddy openly said that he is not happy with the decision of Election Commission, YSRCP MP Vijaya sai Reddy also lashed out at Mr. Nimmagadda for his decision.
Some of the Facebook pages that support the ruling YSRCP government have been making some indecent posts and comments on Nimmagadda by taking his caste name irking him.
If there is something to take from the media reports, Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar has decided to file defamation cases on those who have used filthy language on him and criticizing him by his caste name.
YSRCP MP Vijayasai Reddy even took a step ahead and compared Ramesh Kumar to a Dog and said a Telugu proverb which loosely translates as by placing a dog on a golden throne will not change its behavior and even termed him as âNaravari Gabbilamâ (a bat of Nara family) as he also happens to be hailed from the Chandrababuâs community.
While CM Jagan Mohan Reddy openly said that he is not happy with the decision of Election Commission, YSRCP MP Vijaya sai Reddy also lashed out at Mr. Nimmagadda for his decision.
Some of the Facebook pages that support the ruling YSRCP government have been making some indecent posts and comments on Nimmagadda by taking his caste name irking him.
If there is something to take from the media reports, Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar has decided to file defamation cases on those who have used filthy language on him and criticizing him by his caste name.
YSRCP MP Vijayasai Reddy even took a step ahead and compared Ramesh Kumar to a Dog and said a Telugu proverb which loosely translates as by placing a dog on a golden throne will not change its behavior and even termed him as âNaravari Gabbilamâ (a bat of Nara family) as he also happens to be hailed from the Chandrababuâs community.
