YSR Congress Party chief, AP's Leader of Opposition YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Friday appealed to the President to dismiss the MLAs who crossed over to TDP.
In a five-page letter written to President Ramnath Kovind, YS Jagan explained in detail the allurements offered by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu to attract MLAs from YSRCP. He said the state was neck-deep in debt as the CM borrowed loans amounting to Rs1.10 lakh crore in the last 41 months. Stating that the ruling party with its money bags, was tempting MLAs to defect, the Opposition Leader said those in government are resorting to large scale corruption to fund the ruling party's undemocratic horse- trading.
Despite our repeated appeals, the Speaker of the Assembly failed to take action against the errant and defector-MLAs, YS Jagan said and urged the President to intervene to save democratic values in AP.
In view of the corruption and undemocratic way of administration in the state, the Opposition Leader explained, his party decided not to attend the Assembly session scheduled to begin in November second week.
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