According to sources a decision of far-reaching consequences, the chief minister of Andhra Pradesh YS jagan ordered the demolition of the illegally constructed conference Hall, Praja Vedika at the collector's conference in Undavalli on Monday. Meanwhile in taking this historic decision, the AP CM sent a clear signal to members across all political parties, as also the people at large.
Furthermore YS jagan added that those in power should lead by example and question what authorities would do when the common man indulged in violation of rules and laws. Reportedly YS jagan pointed out that Chandrababu Naidu and his party men heady with power thumbed their nose at all rules and razed illegal constructions along the banks of River Krishna.
Moreover the fact that YS jagan made this announcement at a conclave of IAS and IPS Officers reveals his intent. Illegalities of any kind should not be encouraged by public representatives or officials concerned. He pointed out how Praja Vedika was built at a cost of Rs 8.9 crores inflating the costs from preliminary estimates of Rs 5 crore. Perhaps in making this momentous announcement of demolition of Praja Vedika and hinting at similar action against other illegal structures across the state, YS jagan sent out a firm message that his there would be zero tolerance to corruption under the YSRCP regime.
