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RRR's Comments A 'breathe Of A Wounded Lion'
By: Tupaki Desk | 25 May 2021 7:59 AM GMT
It appears there is going to be no let up in Raghuramakrishnam Raju's tirade against YS Jagan Mohan Reddy despite the jail and bail. Even before his formal release, he is planning to take on the YSRCP and its leader YS Jagan Mohan Reddy. The latest row over flexie-banners erected by RRR's supporters is an indication of RRR's willingness to fight.
On Monday, posters comparing RRR with a roaring lion sprung up everywhere in Poduru, Narsapur and Bhimavaram. The posters put up by the local Kshatriya Youth Association had a taunting caption which said that the breathe of a wounded lion is more terrifying than its roar. This likened RRR to a wounded lion and warned that the perpertrators would have to pay for what they have done to RRR. Such posters sprung up in places likeKommu Chikkala and other places. What is interesting is that the posters had the image of Ashok Gajapathi Raju of the TDP.
Ashok Gajapathi too is now being tormented by the YSRCP, which tried to divide the Raju family in Vizianagaram and alienate their assets. This too seems to have infuriated the Raju community at large. The police, who were told about these posters, have removed them immediately.
On Monday, posters comparing RRR with a roaring lion sprung up everywhere in Poduru, Narsapur and Bhimavaram. The posters put up by the local Kshatriya Youth Association had a taunting caption which said that the breathe of a wounded lion is more terrifying than its roar. This likened RRR to a wounded lion and warned that the perpertrators would have to pay for what they have done to RRR. Such posters sprung up in places likeKommu Chikkala and other places. What is interesting is that the posters had the image of Ashok Gajapathi Raju of the TDP.
Ashok Gajapathi too is now being tormented by the YSRCP, which tried to divide the Raju family in Vizianagaram and alienate their assets. This too seems to have infuriated the Raju community at large. The police, who were told about these posters, have removed them immediately.
