Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy expressed anger over the officials who took the vehicle from a family in Ongole citing his visit. According to the reports, CM YS Jagan ordered the CMO officials to take strict departmental action against the persons who were involved in the incident and stated that the government will never tolerate anyone who troubles the people.
Earlier, it is said that officials took a vehicle from a family who are travelling from Vinukonda to Tirumala citing there is a shortage of vehicles for CM Jagan’s convoy.
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