At last, former MLA from Nellore Anam Vivekananda Reddy ended the suspense over his future.
After meeting Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu in Amaravati on Tuesday, Viveka declared that he was not leaving the Telugu Desam Party, as is being propagated in social media.
He said there was absolutely no truth in the reports that he was going to join the YSR Congress party and that he had negotiated with YSRC leader Bhumana Karunakar Reddy to that effect.
“Jagan is a pest affecting the state which is flourishing with greenery. He is the most corrupt politician in the state, as several surveys indicated,” he said.
Comparing Jagan with the villain character in the film Ongole Giththa, Viveka said in that film the villain, played by Prakash Raj, goes to market yards and sheds crocodile tears over the plight of farmers; and in the evening, he returns home and enjoys liquor parties.
“Jagan is doing exactly the same. He is staging deeksha at market yards and after that he goes back to Lotus Pond house to enjoy life,” Viveka said.
The former MLA said he had only requested Naidu to fulfil the promises he had given to him, while admitting him into the TDP.
“I have absolute faith in him. And I have no resentment for not getting any posts or positions,” Viveka added.
