TDP campaign on crop holiday in Konaseema region fake: Minister
The Hindu
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Agriculture Minister K. Kannababu on Wednesday dared the TDP leaders to show the land the farmers had left without undertaking any agriculture activity as part of the ‘crop holiday’ in the Konaseema region in East Godavari district.
Responding to the letters written by senior TDP leaders such as Ch. Ayyanna Patrudu and Devineni Umamaheswara Rao to the Chief Minister on the farmers’ woes, Mr. Kannababu said the TDP’s “false campaign” was only to project that the Konaseema farmers declared a crop holiday during kharif.
“The farmers have not declared a crop holiday in any part of the State. The TDP campaign is fake. The opposition party has a history of deploying the police to threaten the farmers to withdraw the crop holiday they had declared in the Konaseema region during their term,” Mr. Kannababu told the media here.
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