CM Jagan Accuses Chandrababu and Pawan of False Promises and Deception

CM Jagan lashed out at the opposition, accusing them of being outright fraudsters and deceivers engaged in a war against people who deceive the public. During the release of YSR EBC Nestham funds in Banaganapalli, he severely criticized Chandrababu’s alliance. He stated that Chandrababu, who made promises during the 2014 elections, failed to fulfil a single promise. He warned that they were coming back to deceive the poor and urged the people to stay alert. “But you can’t deceive your child. You can’t lie. In the coming days, we will hear more such lies and deceptions,” he said.

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CM Jagan remarked that mentioning Chandrababu and his ‘foster son’ Pawan Kalyan brings to mind Chandrababu’s deceptions and Pawan Kalyan, a ‘marriage star’ who changes wives as often as cars are changed every seven years, and a deceiver. Similarly, the deceit Chandrababu committed against women’s self-help groups comes to mind, and mentioning the ‘foster son’ reminds one of someone who corrupts the institution of marriage. One lacks credibility, and the other lacks values. They have formed an alliance as three parties, coming together to wage a war on the future of the poor, urging the public to be alert.

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CM Jagan criticized the opposition for deceiving the people with false promises in 2014, in alliance with BJP, including Chandrababu and Pawan Kalyan. He accused Chandrababu of failing to fulfill promises such as loan waivers for farmers and women’s self-help groups amounting to Rs 14,205 crores. He also slammed them for allegedly running a call money sex racket in Vijayawada. Jagan questioned the fulfilment of the promise of a job for every household or a monthly unemployment allowance of Rs. 2,000 for every household without a job. He reminded the public of the nine promises made to women, questioning if even one was fulfilled. He urged the people to consider whether these actions have benefited their households as the measure of truth.