Lokesh takes a dig at Jagan and YSRCP during Kadapa visit
Nara Lokesh, TDP's national working president, visited Kadapa district to inaugurate a solar project while criticizing the YSR Congress Party. He emphasized the achievements of the previous government led by his father, N. Chandrababu Naidu, and made pointed remarks about Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy's leadership. The visit included public engagements and discussions on local issues, with TDP leaders expressing their intent to win the upcoming elections.
- ▪Nara Lokesh criticized the YSR Congress Party during his visit to Kadapa.
- ▪He highlighted the achievements of the previous government led by his father, N. Chandrababu Naidu.
- ▪Lokesh referred to the solar project as a step towards making the State self-reliant.
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The two-day visit of TDP national working president Nara Lokesh to Kadapa district appeared to be an official programme to inaugurate a solar project, but it was also marked by his ‘political punches’ aimed at the YSR Congress Party in the native district of its president Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy.Mr. Lokesh, in his maiden visit to Kadapa as TDP’s national working president, left no opportunity to present a comparative picture with the erstwhile government led by YSRCP, be it the ‘Praja Darbar’ conducted to receive representations from the public, or the meeting of party workers organised in Kadapa and Jammalamadugu constituencies.Even the commissioning of the solar project was highlighted as a visionary step towards making the State self-reliant.“Maa brand job creation...
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