Narendra has called on opposition parties to cease their attempts to defame the state government. He responded sharply to allegations concerning attacks and a breakdown of law and order.
He accused opposition leaders of instigating disturbances at polling centers and then attempting to shift responsibility for their actions onto others. Narendra stated that the opposition has not learned its lesson, even after public outcry against their alleged atrocities.
Narendra emphasized that it would take no time for them to stop the opposition, but that is not their chosen method. He reiterated that despite public rejection of their actions, the opposition has not yet come to its senses.
Questioning the criticism directed at police actions, MLA Narendra asked if law enforcement should remain passive when groups gather and engage in violence. He highlighted the police's role in maintaining public order.
He also questioned whether YSRCP workers would resort to throwing stones at police if officers intervened to uphold law and order. Narendra urged the opposition to provide clarity on these matters.
