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Jagan Fans Fuming At Venu Madhav's OA
By: Tupaki Desk | 10 Nov 2017 4:26 AM GMT
Comedian Venu Madhav made fun of YS Jaganmohan Reddy who is continuing Praja Sankalpa Yatra when he came to the Secretariat in Velagapudi. 'I pity Jagan. He is working so hard...5 Days Yatra, Court Visit & Resuming Yatra again. Nobody could get rid of the hardships he has been facing,' comments the Actor.
When quizzed what's the agenda behind meeting CM, The Comedian clarified he has just come to see Chandrababu Naidu and talk with him for sometime as they haven't met in the recent past.
YCP Activists and Jagan's Supporters are breathing fire at Venu Madhavi for disrespecting the Opposition Leader. 'Nothing wrong if Venu Madhav supports TDP. But, What is the need for such comments? He should have behaved in a dignified manner rather than making fun of Jagan's determination to complete 3,000 km despite all the odds,' a supporter of YCP opined.
Venu Madhav campaigned for TDP during 2014 general elections and Nandyal by-poll. Telugu Desam will be using his services in future as well. Whether if this Comedian is doing all this without expecting any favours in return is a million dollar question.
When quizzed what's the agenda behind meeting CM, The Comedian clarified he has just come to see Chandrababu Naidu and talk with him for sometime as they haven't met in the recent past.
YCP Activists and Jagan's Supporters are breathing fire at Venu Madhavi for disrespecting the Opposition Leader. 'Nothing wrong if Venu Madhav supports TDP. But, What is the need for such comments? He should have behaved in a dignified manner rather than making fun of Jagan's determination to complete 3,000 km despite all the odds,' a supporter of YCP opined.
Venu Madhav campaigned for TDP during 2014 general elections and Nandyal by-poll. Telugu Desam will be using his services in future as well. Whether if this Comedian is doing all this without expecting any favours in return is a million dollar question.
