The leaders and cadre from the TDP are now fighting in Amaravati. They are speaking for the farmers of the 29 villages asking about their future, in the light of Jaganmohan Reddy government’s plans to have three capitals.
The TDP leaders and cadre are active on the ground, in the social media and everywhere crying for the people of these 29 villages. They are also speaking about democracy and respect to the cries of the people.
There were similar cries in 2015 in the same villages when the land pooling was started. There were similar cries by the small farmers and the agriculture labourers. There were even greater cries of the SC farmers who owned assigned lands.
The small farmers gained nothing as they were having just half-an-acre to two acres and all that was taken by force by the TDP government.
Those who opposed the land pooling were jailed. The voice of resentment was suppressed. No protest was allowed and no opposition meeting was entertained.
Nandigam Suresh, now MP from Bapatla, still stands as live witness to the police torture in those days.
Anumolu Gandhi, a farmer who refused to give his land in pooling and who still fights, too is a witness to the highhandedness of the TDP government in those days.
Did the TDP government allow any protest rallies in those villages from 2015 to 2019? Were people allowed to put up a tent and go on a relay hunger strike for any reason in these villages in the TDP government?
Was there any reply to the cries of the SCs whose assignment lands were grabbed by the TDP leaders for throw away price by creating fear?
Did Chandrababu Naidu ever allowed any protester to walk on the roads in Velagapudi? Did you forget what he said to the “Viswa Brahmins” who tried to speak with him after submitting a representation in Velagapudi Secretariat?
Was there a democracy at any point of time in Chandrababu Naidu’s regime in the capital villages? Did you ever question Chandrababu Naidu when he suppressed the voices of dissent? Where were you between 2014 and 2019?
