YSRCP's Sridevi slams Gali Bhanu Prakash for vulgar remarks on RK Roja; demands arrest, expulsion from MLA post

Anantapur (Andhra Pradesh) [India], July 20 (ANI): YSRCP Women Wing leader, Sridevi, on Saturday strongly condemned Nagari MLA Gali Bhanu Prakash, calling him a despicable person for making vulgar and derogatory comments against women, particularly former minister RK Roja.

She alleged that he is acting on a script given by Chandrababu Naidu and is using it to target women through slander and baseless accusations.

Sridevi said that Bhanu Prakash offensive comments, intended to create a public perception that he is actively working in his constituency, are shameful and an embarrassment to civil society. She demanded that a criminal case be filed against him and that he be immediately arrested and removed from his position as MLA.

She further questioned his character, saying, Youre not even capable of looking after your own parents--how can you claim to be a people representative?

Sridevi asserted that Bhanu Prakash is unable to tolerate the public support RK Roja enjoys, especially given her constant presence among the people and the significant services she rendered to the people of Nagari during the COVID-19 crisis. She emphasised that such contributions will never be forgotten.

She also accused Bhanu Prakash of following and harassing people all day under the guise of the Spandana grievance program, spreading fear among the people of the constituency. She said that the people of the region, unable to tolerate such behaviour, have rallied in support of RK Roja by gathering at her residence.

Unable to bear this sight, Bhanu Prakash resorted to such vile remarks that degrade women, she told ANI, warning, If anyone spoke about your own family members the way you did about Roja garu, would you stay silent? Dont you dare make such disgusting comments again--if you do, we wont hesitate to cut your tongue. (ANI)

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