Ponnam Prabhakar Lashes Out At Vundavalli Aruna Kumar
Ponnam demanded that the legislators who also condemned Jaipal Reddy's remarks tender and apology to the union minister.
Hyderabad | 14th January 2014
Taking exception to Rajahmundry MP Vundavalli Aruna Kumar's remarks against Union minister S Jaipal Reddy, who had termed Seemandhra leaders as "unfit people", Karimnagar MP Ponnam Prabhakar said that no elected representative from Seemandhra had the moral right to criticise Union minister Jaipal Reddy who had served people as an elected representative for 50 years.
Ponnam, speaking to mediapersons here on Monday reiterating the remarks of Jaipal Reddy, lamented that APNGOs president Ashok Babu and TDP legislature leader Devineni Uma, though born in an area where great leaders like Tanguturi Prakasam and Potti Sriramulu were born, had no extraordinary capabilities like them.
He challenged Vundavalli to participate in an open debate over Telangana.
Lashing out at Vundavalli, Ponnam alleged that the former rose to the position of an MP, from a simple translator, after befriending former Chief Minister late Y S Rajasekhara Reddy.
Ponnam demanded that the other legislators who also condemned Jaipal Reddy's remarks tender and apology to the union minister.
"Setting copies of Telangana Bill on fire is equivalent to insulting the President of India and democracy," he added.
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