Jagan is a human Robot: Konathala

One says he is sadist. Other says he is monarch. Another person certifies him suffering with a phobia of insecurity. Someone else says he is self-destroyer of the party. Konathala says he is a human robot. He is Jagan Mohan Reddy and they are his party leaders, who left his party.

Konathala Ramakrishna, a member of YSR party political affairs committee and known as the most trusted leader in the party has been kicked out by Jagan Mohan Reddy. Like many others, who face the same fate in his hands reveals many interesting things about him.

Konathala speaking to media said, “Jagan Mohan Reddy has the habit of insulting his own leaders before other leaders of the party. His smile, speech, thoughts everything is artificial. He can be termed as human robot. He doesn’t bother to take or hear any suggestions from his party leaders. He consults one or two persons close to him and takes decisions, whereas his father late YS Rajashekhar Reddy was used to ask and think over the party leaders suggestions."

"In fact, many senior leaders in the party have no role to play, because of this problem only. If any leader takes initiative, he will get angry and simply get rid of them. Many politicians’ political future was ruined after joining YSR Congress party. He not only ruining their political future but also hammering nails on his own party coffin by sending them out,” he said.

“I plainly told him that it is very difficult to face Chandrababu Naidu’s elections strategies and asked him to be more precautious with party elections strategies, but he doesn’t care my warning. He believed that his image itself is enough to handle Chandrababu Naidu and his TDP, but YSRCP was defeated in the elections. In fact, he himself should be blamed for its defeat and not Chandrababu Naidu or his TDP,” said Konathala.

“However, I thank Jagan Mohan Reddy for relieving me from the pains I had all these years during my stay in the party. I feel very sorry to snap ties with YSR family. I am not angry on him but feel pity for him,” said Konathala.