Dhulipalla Narendra Kumar Criticizes Security Mismanagement at Prime Minister’s Chilakaluripet Rally
Senior TDP leader Dhulipalla Narendra Kumar stated that the first NDA rally held jointly by the TDP, BJP, and Janasena parties was a grand success. However, he pointed out that the rally, attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, displayed clear signs of security failure and government negligence.
Dhulipalla demanded immediate action from the Chief Election Commissioner against senior police officials for their negligence in security matters at the Chilakaluripet rally. He questioned the effectiveness of the police force when they failed to control the crowd, suggesting a sign of negligence.
"The inaugural NDA rally by BJP, TDP, and Janasena was unprecedented, attracting the participation of party workers and fans, making it a success. However, thousands were unable to attend due to traffic jams.
The Prime Minister clarified his awareness of the struggles faced by the people of Andhra Pradesh and emphasized the next five years as crucial. He assured his support for the people of AP, criticizing the lack of development and the rise in corruption and loot under YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's administration over the past five years. The Prime Minister's statements at the rally highlighted the truth about the YSRCP leaders' competition in corruption.
The rally's attendance by thousands raises questions about the provided security. With kilometers-long traffic jams and the Prime Minister himself addressing the need for crowd control, the attitude of the local police towards their duties was evident.
Who is responsible for crowd management at the Prime Minister's rally? The negligence shown by senior police officials in organizing and controlling the crowd must be investigated. Why the police chiefs neglected their duties in ensuring the Prime Minister's security, crowd control, and traffic management needs a thorough inquiry by the Chief Election Commissioner.
Some officials, along with the YS Jagan Mohan Reddy government, intentionally tried to create obstacles for the rally. Despite these efforts, the leaders and activists of TDP, Janasena, and BJP managed to make the rally a monumental success," explained Dhulipalla.