Date: July 31, 2024

Kethireddy Urges Patience with TDP Government

Sensible Suggestion to YSRCP Followers

YSRCP chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and his supporters have launched a negative campaign against CM Chandrababu Naidu for allegedly not implementing poll promises. However, former Dharmavaram MLA Kethireddy Venkatarami Reddy offers a more measured approach. He advises his party followers to wait at least six months before criticizing the new regime.

Understanding the Reasons for YSRCP’s Defeat

Known for his active social media presence, Kethireddy shared his views in a Facebook video. He explained the reasons behind YSRCP’s massive defeat in the recent assembly elections, emphasizing that miracles won’t happen overnight. Patience with the new government is crucial, he urged.

Kethireddy Assessing the TDP Government’s Performance

Kethireddy believes that the performance of Naidu’s government can only be assessed after one financial year. This period would allow for a thorough evaluation of wealth creation, cash transfer schemes, and other manifesto promises.

Kethireddy Criticism of YSRCP’s Past Actions

The former MLA didn’t hold back in his criticism of the previous YSRCP government. He claimed that the YSRCP did business through sand mining and liquor sales, leading to their downfall. He urged that no government should engage in business and should focus solely on administration. Allegations were made that the current dispensation is repeating the same mistakes.

Kethireddy Balanced View on Jagan’s Rule

Despite his criticisms, Kethireddy supported Jagan in some aspects. He clarified that the doles offered in the last five years were not freebies but aimed at uplifting weaker sections. Defending the controversial Land Titling Act, he stated that a land resurvey was essential after more than 100 years. He admitted that Jagan failed to counter the propaganda effectively.

Stance on Political Vendetta and Violence

Reacting to YSRCP’s claims about political vendetta, Kethireddy warned against encouraging violence. He said that violence would eventually backfire on those who initiated it. Praising Jagan’s volunteer system and sachivalayam jobs, he called them revolutionary for the country.

Conclusion

Kethireddy Venkatarami Reddy’s balanced approach offers a more constructive perspective on the TDP government and YSRCP’s actions. Emphasizing patience, constructive criticism, and acknowledgment of positive initiatives, he sets a tone for a more measured political discourse.