Former YCP MLA Sudhakar comes down on CM Naidu for failing to implement vows
TJR Sudhakar, former YCP MLA
Hyderabad: Former MLA TJR Sudhakar Babu has launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu for reneging on his election promises, particularly the so-called "Super Six" promises, a media release states.
Addressing the media at the party central office at Tadepalli on Monday, Sudhakar Babu emphasised that Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu’s words in the assembly do not align with his actions and affirmed that the YSRCP will persist in questioning the non-implementation of the Super Six schemes. He highlighted that even before the elections, YSRCP warned about the impracticality of these promises. Despite his claims of vast experience and the ability to generate wealth for their implementation, CM Naidu has failed to deliver on these commitments, he added.
Questioning the implementation of new policies related to sand and liquor, the former MLA reminded that the chief minister had promised monetary benefits for every child under Talliki Vandanam scheme and questioned what's the status of that scheme. He said CM Naidu's behavior reflects a consistent pattern of pre-election promises followed by post-election betrayals.
The former MLA slammed Naidu for not being able to get necessary funding to essential projects like Polavaram, Amaravati, and construction of various ports despite playing an important role in the NDA government. He also expressed skepticism over Naidu's achievements at the NITI Aayog meetings, suggesting that celebrations over potential loans from the center disguised as grants were misleading and deceptive.
The former MLA flayed Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, who had promised to ensure the implementation of the Super Six schemes, for his silence when CM Naidu expressed fears about implementing these schemes in the Assembly.
Terming the promises of the chief minister including free sand and student kits among others as mere farces, the former MLA said CM Naidu is focusing solely on implementing a Red Book constitution that promotes violence by attacking opponents, demolishing YSRCP workers' houses etc. The former MLA also condemned the police's disgraceful behavior towards YSRCP leader Chevireddy Mohith Reddy and mentioned that all significant leaders in the party were being harassed.
