Jagan party gives notice for no-confidence motion against Andhra Speaker

“Is this the way the House is run, in the most horrible way? The ruling party is muzzling the Opposition. How can people’s problems be highlighted if the Opposition’s voice is not allowed to heard?” Jagan asked.

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He reiterated his appeal to telecast at least the last five minutes of his speech on the budget in the legislative assembly, so that people can judge for themselves that what he spoke was right or wrong.

He further said the Speaker had stopped him from speaking and switched off his microphone several times. Jagan added that the speaker had passed a dictum disallowing him to highlight the faulty budgetary allocations. The YSRCP also met the Governor earlier in the day to complain against the Speaker.