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YSR Congress is a Poor Party: Kodali Nani
By: Tupaki Desk | 24 Feb 2016 9:11 AM GMT
Gudiwada MLA Kodali Nani describes YSR Congress as a poor party which can't even afford an office building.
Explaining the reasons behind conducting party meetings under the trees and in the tents to media persons, Kodali Nani said: "YSR Congress is a poor party. We are unable to get even a party office in TDP's rule. Being in the Opposition, There is severe cash crunch and hence can't afford to by land & construct a new office. Whereas, Chandrababu Naidu is capable of using Government Buildings/illegal constructions as his own Property".
The 3-Time MLA hints YSR Congress will fight against the TDP Government in the next three years in a much more aggressive manner.
Kodali Nani remained undefeated in Gudiwada ever since he first contested the assembly polls in 2004. While he won on TDP ticket in the first two terms, Shifted loyalties to Jagan and contested on YCP ticket in 2014 elections. Unfortunately, He sat in the opposition all these years despite having the support of people in his constituency.
Explaining the reasons behind conducting party meetings under the trees and in the tents to media persons, Kodali Nani said: "YSR Congress is a poor party. We are unable to get even a party office in TDP's rule. Being in the Opposition, There is severe cash crunch and hence can't afford to by land & construct a new office. Whereas, Chandrababu Naidu is capable of using Government Buildings/illegal constructions as his own Property".
The 3-Time MLA hints YSR Congress will fight against the TDP Government in the next three years in a much more aggressive manner.
Kodali Nani remained undefeated in Gudiwada ever since he first contested the assembly polls in 2004. While he won on TDP ticket in the first two terms, Shifted loyalties to Jagan and contested on YCP ticket in 2014 elections. Unfortunately, He sat in the opposition all these years despite having the support of people in his constituency.
