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CPI leader betraying political Bankruptcy: Loksatta

The Loksatta Party today charged CPI leader K. Narayana with reducing politics to buffoonery by indulging in indecent remarks against everyone.

In a media statement, State Loksatta Party President Katari Srinivasa Rao said that Mr. Narayana stooped to make unwarranted comments against Loksatta Party national President Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan. Either he has not recovered from the stress and strain of campaigning in scorching heat or is seized by a fear of defeat in the election to the Lok Sabha from Khammam, Katari said.

Katari recalled that the Loksatta has decided to support the NDA in the general elections to the Lok Sabha keeping mind the critical situation the country as also the two emerging Andhra Pradesh and Telangana States are facing and its commitment to promote economic development, create jobs, provide good governance and preserve the country’s unity. Since the Loksatta is not in a position to form a Government on its own, it has chosen to contest only from Malkajgiri to the Lok Sabha by utilizing its limited resources.

Mr. Narayana should refrain from abusing others with an eye on headlines in media. His baseless allegations against a party which pursues rational, transparent and democratic politics merely reflect his political bankruptcy. Mr. Narayana should, instead, cultivate the courage to accept ground realities and correct flaws in his outdated thinking.

Wednesday, May 14, 2014 - 17:49

Loksatta reviews performance in Telangana elections

The Loksatta Party, which reviewed the party’s performance in the Assembly elections in the Telangana region, today decided that its leaders and workers should continue to be amidst people and strive to address their problems.

Loksatta Party national President Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan, who attended the meeting, heard most of the 39 contestants in the election narrate the challenges they faced in the elections. They drew attention to the traditional parties’ attempts to induce voters with money and liquor. Dr. JP said that irrespective of the outcome in the elections, the party should focus on strengthening itself in the region. It should complete organizational elections pending in some districts and get ready to face municipal elections due in six months in Hyderabad, Warangal and some other places.

Mr. Bandaru Ramamohan Rao, Convener of the Telengana Coordination Committee, and party leaders V. Vijayender Reddy, P. R. Rao, G. Raja Reddy and K. Geeta Murthy took part in the meeting.

Tuesday, May 13, 2014 - 17:44

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