Tirupati MP M Gurumoorthy Condemns Attack on Rajampet MP Peddireddy Midhun Reddy
Tirupati MP M Gurumoorthy has strongly condemned the attack on Rajampet MP Peddireddy Midhun Reddy. The incident occurred when Midhun Reddy was visiting the residence of former MP Reddeppa in Punganur and was allegedly attacked by ruling TDP workers.
Both Gurumoorthy and Midhun Reddy are leaders of the YSR Congress Party. Gurumoorthy described the attack as ‘highly shameful’ and called for immediate government action to ensure the safety of elected representatives. He questioned the government’s ability to protect ordinary party workers if they cannot safeguard an MP.
Gurumoorthy also criticized the police for not intervening during the attack and expressed concern over the increasing violence against political leaders and workers. He warned that power is not permanent and urged the ruling party leaders to take corrective measures to prevent such incidents in the future.
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MP -: MP stands for Member of Parliament. They are people elected by the public to represent them in the Parliament, which is where laws are made.
Tirupati -: Tirupati is a city in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, famous for its temple dedicated to Lord Venkateswara.
Rajampet -: Rajampet is a town in Andhra Pradesh, India. It is also a parliamentary constituency, which means it has its own MP.
M Gurumoorthy -: M Gurumoorthy is the Member of Parliament (MP) representing Tirupati. He is a leader in the YSR Congress Party.
Peddireddy Midhun Reddy -: Peddireddy Midhun Reddy is the Member of Parliament (MP) representing Rajampet. He is also a leader in the YSR Congress Party.
TDP -: TDP stands for Telugu Desam Party, a political party in Andhra Pradesh, India.
YSR Congress Party -: YSR Congress Party is a political party in Andhra Pradesh, India. It was founded by Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy.
Condemns -: Condemns means to express strong disapproval of something. In this case, M Gurumoorthy is saying that the attack was very wrong.
Intervening -: Intervening means to come between or get involved in a situation to help solve a problem. Here, it means the police did not step in to stop the attack.
