CM Chandrababu Naidu has laughed off to the comparison of AP’s Special Status to Jallikattu and asked how one could compare the both. Chandrababu shot back, “Do anyone who are asking for Special Status know what are the benefits they’re going to get for AP?”
“I want them to read out the benefits that state gets with Special Status. I had asked long before. No one has come out yet,” Chandrababu countered to Pawan Kalyan and others who are all fighting for Special Status to AP.
“Also, I don’t understand what’s wrong in accepting all the benefits that State going to get without just the name ‘Special Status’? Should I say no to them? Why to fight for the name ‘Special Status’ when we going to get all the benefits without that name?” Chandrababu Naidu explained his stand once again.
Meanwhile, Chandrababu has answered all the questions, doubts raised by Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan. Responding to Pawan Kalyan’s question over injustice being meted to farmers in Polavaram and Amaravati, Chandrababu said, “Each and everyone will get the compensation. I’m directing the district collectors to immediately look into it. But the problem is no farmer has given us bank account details to deposit the compensation. So, how government can credit money without bank account details?”
Chandrababu also said that it’s not possible to give compensation to each and every member in the family, compensation to minors in the family and other individuals separately. “All I can say is that injustice will not mete out to anyone in my governance,” Chandrababu made it clear. Chandrababu also told Pawan to know properly about the situation before talking.
“It’s always easy to talk. The real challenge is in executing. It’s a Herculean task. We’ll look into all the concerns raised by farmers and Pawan,” Chandrababu answered.
Talking about Rayapati Sambasiva Rao’s company Transstroy India Limited doing Polavaram project, Chandrababu clarified, “Transstroy is out. Government itself carrying the operation works of Polavaram Project.”
Earlier, few days ago few farmers of Polavaram, Amaravati regions have met Pawan and explained him their woes. Pawan reacted and shot off a volley of questions to the government through media.
