Amaravati, June 12: Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan made satirical comments on YSRCP government over liquor sales. Nadendal Manohar tweeted a news article clipping stating Andhra Pradesh government generated Rs 8000 crore revenue by selling liquor bonds. He stated that the YS Jagan government stated that they will bring complete ban on liquor in the state that means increasing sales from 9 crores to 22 crores and bringing Rs 8000 crores by selling the bonds.
Pawan Kalyan retweeted the tweet of Manohar and wrote as YSRCP government stated that they will ban the liquor in the state but no they will earn the revenue through liquor. He further added that the liquor distilleries also belongs to YSRCP leaders then the income also go to them. He further mentioned a proverb from Bible.
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