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Another Diversion Tactic: Chandrababu’s Karakatta House Now!

Jagan Government has this habit of arresting some Opposition leaders or bringing some cases for no reason whenever there is a positive mood for the Opposition in the public and the media.

From the last few days, the morale of the YSR Congress and its cadre is at an all-time low after Pawan Kalyan made an amicable statement about the alliance with TDP and on the issues of seat-sharing and power-sharing.

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The Chief Minister himself sounded worried at Kavali public meeting.

So, some sort of diversion is needed, and that has led to Chandrababu‘s Karakatta Residence. We have seen the Government trying to submerge the house through intentional water mismanagement during floods.

Now, the Government has attached the Guest House. The Guest House belongs to Lingamaneni Ramesh and was leased by Chandrababu.

The Government’s allegation is that Chandrababu and the then Municipal Minister Narayana helped Ramesh and his relatives in the alignment of Inner Ring Road and Amaravati Master Plan and got the Guest House as a Quid-Pro-Quo deal.

In more than four years, Jagan Government failed completely to prove even a single allegation of Insider Trading, Amaravati, or any issue during the then Chandrababu Government. It looks like a new drama to divert the public attention.

This issue will also land up in courts and the Government will get reprimanded for its over-enthusiasm.

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Sridhar Raavi

Sridhar is a highly experienced hand in Telugu politics, writing and analyzing political happenings in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. An IT engineer turned news junkie, Sridhar has a sharp eye for catching news as it u…

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