CM Jagan, Naidu, Pawan extend Xmas wishes

As everyone is eagerly waiting for Christmas, Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy wished the people of the State a very merry Christmas. He said Jesus’ life is an example for all.
“The day when the Son of God Jesus was born as a human being is celebrated as Christmas all over the world. Jesus’ life is exemplary for all. Through his teachings, he guided mankind to the right path. Compassion for the helpless, love for others, forgiveness, patience, charity, and sacrifice are the great messages that Christ gave to mankind throughout his life. I always want the blessings of that compassionate person to be with the people,” the CM added.
Christmas celebrations were held at the Telugu Desam Party central office in Mangalagiri on Sunday.
Attending the celebrations, party chief Nara Chandrababu Naidu cut a cake and extended Christmas greetings to the Christian community. Former minister Nakka Ananda Babu, former Christian Corporation Chairman Maddirala Emmanuel, party senior leaders and others were present.
Jana Sena Party founder K Pawan Kalyan wished people a Merry Christmas. He said, “Christmas is the birthday of Jesus Christ who gave the message of love, compassion and forgiveness to humanity. Merry Christmas to all Christians on this holy festival. Peace, tolerance and generosity taught by Christ are always practical. Christianity teaches that life has no meaning unless every human being cultivates some altruistic quality. On my part and behalf of the ranks of the Jana Sena, I sincerely wish that all the people of the country are blessed with peace and prosperity on this Christmas day.”
Actor and Hindupur MLA Nandamuri Balakrishna also extended Christmas wishes to the people. “Merry Christmas to all on the occasion of the birth of Jesus Christ who gave the world a peaceful way of life of love, compassion and service. Let us walk in the path of compassionate Jesus and be compassionate and loving towards all people. Christmas should be celebrated by all people together. Happiness should be filled in everyone’s life.”