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Yanamala Alleges That YSRCP Leaders Were Drunk In The House
By: Tupaki Desk | 24 Jan 2020 4:50 AM GMT
Talking about the infamous episode of AP Legislative Council where the chairman has referred two bills to a selection committee for a deeper examination, TDP leader Yanamala Ramakrishnudu alleged that the YSRCP leaders have threatened the Chairman of the house and TDP leaders too.
"YCP leaders were drunk and lost control of themselves. A minister tried to man-handle Nara Lokesh but we prevented it. Not stopping here, as and when the Council Speaker read out his decision, they surrounded the podium and also tried to attack the speaker," Yanamala said.
"This is not the first time, Jagan government made such warnings. Earlier when we opposed English medium bill and SC & ST commission bill, they (YSRCP) made similar comments. But it's not that easy. They have to make a resolution in Assembly, pass it to President, from there to Parliament and a separate Law should be made," he added.
He also questioned the 'Three Capitals' decision and said who will guarantee that Vizag will be the executive capital for a longer period of time as Jagan has supported the Amaravati decision when he was in Opposition and announced Three Capitals bill in the state Assembly.
"YCP leaders were drunk and lost control of themselves. A minister tried to man-handle Nara Lokesh but we prevented it. Not stopping here, as and when the Council Speaker read out his decision, they surrounded the podium and also tried to attack the speaker," Yanamala said.
"This is not the first time, Jagan government made such warnings. Earlier when we opposed English medium bill and SC & ST commission bill, they (YSRCP) made similar comments. But it's not that easy. They have to make a resolution in Assembly, pass it to President, from there to Parliament and a separate Law should be made," he added.
He also questioned the 'Three Capitals' decision and said who will guarantee that Vizag will be the executive capital for a longer period of time as Jagan has supported the Amaravati decision when he was in Opposition and announced Three Capitals bill in the state Assembly.
