Rajya Sabha MP (BJP) G.V.L. Narasimha Rao. File
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BJP MP G.V.L. Narasimha Rao mentioned the kidnapping of Visakhapatnam MP M.V.V. Satyanarayana’s spouse and son, the burning alive of a 15-year-old boy in Bapatla district and the atrocities dedicated towards Dalits had been proof of the deteriorating regulation and order situation in Andhra Pradesh.
“All these incidents had been taken to the discover of Residence Minister Amit Shah, who retains a tab on what occurs within the States. Clearly, he launched a blistering assault on the A.P. Authorities. However, as an alternative of admitting the failures, the State Authorities was making an attempt to color a rosy image,” he mentioned.
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Addressing a press convention in Vijayawada on Sunday, Mr. Narasimha Rao mentioned the state of affairs in A.P. may very well be imagined from the truth that an MP’s household didn’t have safety. Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy ought to make sure that the culprits in all these crimes had been caught and given stringent punishment, lest the folks’s confidence in his authorities ought to wane.
“If he [the CM] was actually involved about what occurred, he ought to step down by proudly owning ethical accountability,” Mr. Rao insisted.
Additional, the MP claimed that the Modi Authorities gave lakhs of crores of rupees for the event of A.P. however Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy misused large sums. He asserted that the monetary help rendered by the Centre was thrice greater than what Congress had given to A.P.
The State Authorities ought to order a CBI probe into the large irregularities allegedly going down within the mining sector, and liquor enterprise being achieved by A.P. State Drinks Company, if it believed that nothing incorrect had occurred.
The federal government ought to disclose the findings of the 2 Particular Investigation Groups that inquired into the Visakhapatnam land rip-off, Mr. Rao demanded.