TDP Complains to Governor Against Minister Parthasaradhi

The Telugu Desam Party led by its supremo Chandrababu Naidu complained to the Governor against minister Parthasaradhi's uncouthly behaviour in the Assembly on Wednesday. TDP, in its complaint said that Parthasaradhi's objectionable behaviour in the House today proved that he is unfit to continue as a minister anymore and asked the Governor to remove him immediately. It also mentioned about its intention to move privilege motion against the minister.

During his speech on the thanks-giving to Governor's address, the TDP leader slammed the Kiran Government for its failure on all sectors - law and order, agriculture, industrial promotion, farmers welfare, education, minorities and women welfare. He alleged that minister Parthasaradhi has sent e-mail to the concerned officials for Indiramma house allotments asking them to allot houses only to the persons recommended by the Congress leaders. He said that the minister is behaving as if the goverrnment is his 'jagir' and warned him that he would land in Chanchalguda jail shortly.
For this, minister Parthasaradhi retaliated severely and said that he didn't send any such e-mail and have done nothing against the laid down rules. He has allotted houses in the district (Krishna district, for which he is incharge minister) only to the eligible applicants who applied online and during Rachchabanda programs. He is ready to face any punishment, if it is proved that he has done any wrong. The minister said that it is the prerogative of the ruling party to allot the houses to the eligible in accordance with the guide lines of the government. They don't need opposition leader's guidance in doing so, said the minister. This infuriated the opposition leader Chandrababu Naidu and there was a lengthy war of words between the them.