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Pawan Kalyan is a Sadist: YSRCP MLA
By: Tupaki Desk | 5 Dec 2019 5:48 AM GMT
YSRCP MLA Grandhi Srinivas, who represents the Bhimavaram constituency made sensational comments on Janasena supremo Pawan Kalyan. He said Pawan Kalyan sounds like a sadist and Ignoramus.
Srinivas won the Bhimavaram seat against Pawan Kalyan in the general elections. He suggested Pawan Kalyan take treatment for his mental disorder.
He lashed out at Pawan for making inappropriate comments on AP CM, Jagan Mohan Reddy. Srinivas questioned Pawan Kalyan whether he has a brain or he is mad or what?
"He will not accept Jagan as CM it seems. Do you know anything about the Constitution? Do you know who you are insulting? The elections are taking place according to the constitution written by Dr. Amdedkar. Why will you not accept YS Jagan as CM to whom 51% of the public voted in the elections? You have insulted Ambedkar and Constitution. Apologize unconditionally to this?" Srinivas observed.
"TDP winning MLAs are pure. Are the winning YSRCP MLAs are not pure?" he questioned.
Mentioning the comments Pawan made on Disha's case he asked is he mad.
Srinivas won the Bhimavaram seat against Pawan Kalyan in the general elections. He suggested Pawan Kalyan take treatment for his mental disorder.
He lashed out at Pawan for making inappropriate comments on AP CM, Jagan Mohan Reddy. Srinivas questioned Pawan Kalyan whether he has a brain or he is mad or what?
"He will not accept Jagan as CM it seems. Do you know anything about the Constitution? Do you know who you are insulting? The elections are taking place according to the constitution written by Dr. Amdedkar. Why will you not accept YS Jagan as CM to whom 51% of the public voted in the elections? You have insulted Ambedkar and Constitution. Apologize unconditionally to this?" Srinivas observed.
"TDP winning MLAs are pure. Are the winning YSRCP MLAs are not pure?" he questioned.
Mentioning the comments Pawan made on Disha's case he asked is he mad.
