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Vamshi Shocks Everyone In Assembly With His Behaviour
By: Tupaki Desk | 9 Dec 2019 5:30 AM GMT
The AP Assembly winter special sessions have started with a hot debate between ruling YSRCP and opposition TDP parties. In the sessions, Gannavaram MLA Vallabhaneni Vamshi became a special attraction.
He bid goodbye to the TDP party and joined the YSRCP party and sent a resignation letter to TDP supremo Chandrababu Naidu stating that he is resigning to party and his MLA post too.
He said he will work with the AP CM, Jagan to develop his constituency. Vamshi lashed out at Naidu and his son Lokesh for not giving him importance in the party.
He made fun of Lokesh and said he doesn't know the difference between death anniversary and death anniversary. He dragged JR NTR into this political drama and accused Chandrababu Naidu of using NTR for election purposes and dumping him later.
This leads to much speculation that whether he will attend the Assembly sessions or not. Interestingly, Vamshi came to the sessions and to much surprise to all he sat in the row that was allotted to the TDP leaders. He sat a few rows back from where the TDP leaders sat.
He bid goodbye to the TDP party and joined the YSRCP party and sent a resignation letter to TDP supremo Chandrababu Naidu stating that he is resigning to party and his MLA post too.
He said he will work with the AP CM, Jagan to develop his constituency. Vamshi lashed out at Naidu and his son Lokesh for not giving him importance in the party.
He made fun of Lokesh and said he doesn't know the difference between death anniversary and death anniversary. He dragged JR NTR into this political drama and accused Chandrababu Naidu of using NTR for election purposes and dumping him later.
This leads to much speculation that whether he will attend the Assembly sessions or not. Interestingly, Vamshi came to the sessions and to much surprise to all he sat in the row that was allotted to the TDP leaders. He sat a few rows back from where the TDP leaders sat.
