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Duvvada Srinivas audio tape gone viral : Tekkali YCP candidate Duvvada Srinivas often gets into controversies with his foul-mouthed criticism. Recently, an audio tape in which he seems to have made such comments has gone viral. He is claiming that he has won most of the local body elections by doing rowdyism.
YCP MLC Duvvada Srinivas tells how YCP leaders were stripped in local body elections.#WhyAPHatesJagan .. #YCPCriminalPolitics pic.twitter.com/SSu7wa9NN9
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Bullying for victory in local organizations
In the audio tape of Duvvada Srinivas, it has been revealed that YCP supporters will win only 55 sarpanchi seats in Tekkali constituency in local body elections. He said that TDP will own all the rest. Audio Duvvada Srinivas recalled that the TDP made it difficult for Kinjarapu Appanna Sarpanchi, who supports us in Nimmada, not to nominate as a candidate. At the same time, he said that TDP state president Achchennaidu had beaten him and put him in jail and prevented their workers from coming to the streets.
All the ZPTC candidates have been arrested!
Duvwada Srinivas said that they have warned Santabommali ZPTC candidate Pukkalla Srinivasa Rao that if he comes out, he will be arrested. Kotabommali ZPTC candidate Pujari Shailaja’s husband Satyam’s house was locked. Four MPP and ZPTC seats each, 119 panchayats out of 136 panchayats were won. He explained that by putting Achchennai inside and scaring the party cadre, this was the act of rowdyism.
Confusion as the audio goes viral
As his comments came out to his followers, they are being discussed. During the Sarpanchi election, the events that took place in Nimmada, Du Atchennaidu’s hometown, the circumstances that led to it, the arrest of Atchennaidu in the attempted murder case and the aftermath, became a sensation when the MLC mentioned it. All the consequences are the same. The recent revelation of his comments that he won through rowdyism caused a stir. TDP leaders are criticizing that they will do the same in the next elections.
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