Chandrababu Naidu Challenges Jagan Absence During AP Floods

Date: September 09, 2024

Chandrababu Naidu Challenges Jagan Absence During AP Floods

Jagan Reddy’s Response Sparks Controversy

The phrase “Asalu nee address enti?” (What is your address?) was Naidu’s direct jab at Jagan’s perceived disengagement(Absence) from the state during a crucial time. Naidu went on to criticize Jagan and the YSR Congress Party (YCP) for not helping a single person during the floods. Instead, Naidu accused them of “spitting venom” at the ruling administration, fueling political division instead of contributing to relief efforts.

While Naidu worked hard, opposition leader Jagan Mohan Reddy wasn’t impressed. Jagan labeled the devastating floods, which affected 10 states, as a “man-made disaster.” His remark criticized the administration’s handling of the crisis.

Naidu Leads Relief Efforts for 10 Days During AP Flood Crisis

Chandrababu Naidu was on the ground for 10 straight days during the floods in Andhra Pradesh. He was in Vijayawada, closely monitoring and speeding up relief operations. Naidu’s direct involvement ensured that recovery efforts were in full swing.

Naidu Fires Back at Jagan Absence

Naidu didn’t hold back. He questioned Jagan’s absence during this critical period. “Where are you, Jagan? Are you even in the state? Are you in this country?” Naidu asked, referring to Jagan’s frequent trips to Bengaluru and his planned trip to London. Naidu also criticized Jagan’s party, the YSR Congress, for not helping a single person during the disaster. Instead, they only criticized Naidu’s administration, according to him.

Political Tensions Grow for Jagan’s Absence

Naidu, who usually stays calm, seemed upset with Jagan’s actions. His frustration reflected the growing political tension between the ruling TDP and the opposition YCP.

A Call for Constructive Politics

Naidu ended by calling for an end to negative politics. He said that for Andhra Pradesh to move forward, Jagan must be kept away from leadership. According to Naidu, the state needs solutions, not criticism, to overcome its challenges.