Chandrababu following Gandhiji’s principle in reverse direction
PNS | VIJAYAWADA
Hitting hard at the TDP and its friendly media, Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has said that the gang of four had brought in the fourth monkey and defaced the three symbolic apes of Mahatma Gandhi.
While reversing the original version of ‘see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil’, the gang of four has brought in the fourth one following the dictum of ‘do no good’, he said.
Speaking at the Amma Vodi programme here on Wednesday, the Chief Minister said Chandrababu Naidu, along with his friendly media and adopted son Pawan Kalyan, had been following Gandhiji’s principle in reverse direction by seeing, speaking and hearing all the evil and also doing it in addition. “The foursome are the four monkeys that always follow the principle of not seeing good, not hearing good, not speaking good and not doing good.
“The TDP which stands for Tinuko, Dochuko and Panchuko (devour, loot and stash) has been doing all the evil and spreading venom against us,” the CM added.
Taking a dig at Pawan Kalyan, he said that he who never questioned his ally in five years since 2014 had now started reciting the script given by others.
“He can change verses and wives fluently which is not possible for others. Insulting the institution of marriage is his patent. Atop his truck he has been using abusive language. He can neither control his tongue or himself, rattles a lot and cannot stand still,” Jagan said.
The actor-turned politician has been behaving like a possessed person and making cheap, lewd and derogatory comments, he added.
“The foster son of Chandrababu has got a patent for foul month. But I can’t act like him. I can’t indulge in rowdyism nor can I deliver punch dialogues,” he said.
“In 2014, Chandrababu won the elections with the backing of package star Pawan Kalyan but after assuming power, he threw the election manifesto into the dustbin and cheated all sections of the people and all regions,” he said, adding that they had now joined hands with the sole aim of taking the people for a ride once again. For this, they are adding more dramatic elements to their false promises and fake manifesto this time, he said.
“Unlike the foundations of the TDP which draw strength from the policy of plunder, stash and devour, lies and backstabbing, the foundations of YSRCP grew stronger during the 3,648-km-long Padatyatra and Odarpu Yatra,” he said, stating they were further strengthened with the pillars of welfare of farmers, social justice, revolutionary changes in education, distribution of house site pattas to the poor, empowerment of women, decentralised governance and administration of transparent civic services.
In the last four years, the government spent Rs. 2, 23,000 crore transparently on DBT welfare schemes benefiting all sections of society, he said, asking the people to think over why the TDP failed to do so in its rule. Asserting that the only philosophy of the YSRCP is to ‘do good to the people’, the Chief Minister said he was depending on people and God.
“I don’t have the media that spreads Goebbels’ theories, I don’t have political alliances, and I don’t have foster sons to stand by me. Still, I am fighting a war for justice with demons who are trying to divide the society,” he told the people, asking them to bring victory to the YSRCP in the next elections if they feel they have benefitted from the welfare schemes.
