TDP nationwide common secretary N. Lokesh and Tadipatri Municipal Chairman J.C. Prabhakar Reddy in the course of the Yuva Galam padayatra in Tadipatri constituency on Tuesday.
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Tadipatri Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) V.N.Ok. Chaitanya and Yadiki police sub-inspector A. Guru Prasad Reddy on April 11 (Tuesday) served notices on Telugu Desam Party (TDP) nationwide common secretary N. Lokesh, celebration Yadiki mandal convener Gorthi Rudrama Naidu and YSR Congress Partry (YSRCP) Yadiki mandal convener G. Ramesh Naidu beneath the Section 149 of Cr.P.C. on the primary day Yuva Galam padayatra in Tadipatri constituency.
Mr. Nara Lokesh is claimed to have refused to obtain the notice, whereas the notices had been served on the opposite two. Meanwhile, the police, as a safety measure, have requested the political leaders to not make any ‘provocative comments which may incite violence or disturb law and order in the Tadipatri region’.
The notice issued by the police mentioned that Tadipatri constituency was traditionally faction-prone and politically delicate. Hence, the leaders of the TDP and YSRCP should not show any banners or distribute pamphlets containing provocative statements.
Meanwhile, Anantapur former MP J.C. Diwakar Reddy and Tadipatri Municipal Chairman J.C. Prabhakar Reddy welcomed Mr. Lokesh because the latter’s Yuva Galam padayatra entered the Tadipatri Assembly constituency from Singanamala on Tuesday.
“The Ministers and the YSRCP MLAs are behaving like rowdies while the low-rung leaders are taking them as an example and are creating disorder in the State,” alleged Mr. Lokesh.
The TDP chief met leaders of Besta neighborhood at Varadaiahpalle, who complained that the issuance of the GO. 217 by the YSRCP authorities was taking away their livelihood.
The residents of Singanaguttapalle, who misplaced their land to the Chagallu Reservoir undertaking, complained to Mr. Lokesh that they’d not obtained compensation. At Vulikuntapalli village, Mr. Lokesh garlanded a statue of Jyothirao Phule on the event of the latter’s start anniversary.
