As a part of the ongoing Assembly sessions, one is getting to witness rather interesting exchange of words between Chief Minister Chandra Babu Naidu and his main political rival and leader of opposition YS Jagan Mohan Reddy.
Both the parties have been constantly blaming each other about high levels of corruption during the other’s regime.
Addressing the House, Chandra Babu Naidu said that he and his party have been leading the fight against corruption over the last decade. He added that to commemorate the party’s struggle in the last 10 years, TDP had brought out a book titled Raja of Corruption.
Naidu also reminded the House that when TDP took up the fight against Nedurumalli, the courts had issued strictures against him. He said that the TDP also stood by Anna Hazare during his fight against corruption.
Later, responding to the statements made by Chandra Babu, Jagan said that it was time to remind Babu that the Communist party had come out with a book titled Babu Zamaana, Avineeti Khazana to highlight the corrupt rule of Chandra Babu.
Jagan questioned if Chandra Babu would be ready for an enquiry into his enormous wealth and how he acquired it. He also said that Babu should recollect what he did to his own father-in-law for power.
The blame game continued with Yanamala countering him by saying that Jagan talking of corruption was similar to devils chanting Vedas.
Yanamala said no one in the House had corruption charges running into one lakh crores. He added that no the member in the House was jailed for 16 months. Yanamala went on to challenge that his party was ready for discussion on the matter.
