High Tension In Telangana Assembly: Marshals Vs Jagadish Reddy
Hyderabad, Mar 24 (Maxim News): BRS MLA Jagadish Reddy, who was suspended from the Telangana Legislative Assembly, created a ruckus at the Assembly today.
He got into an argument with Chief Marshal Karunakar, who had advised him not to come to the Assembly. he demanded to see the bulletin issued by the Speaker not to come to the Assembly.
It is known that Jagadish Reddy was expelled from the Assembly for the entire session due to his comments in the Assembly, However, Jagadish Reddy came to the Assembly lobby today.
The marshals stopped him and asked him to leave. Jagadish Reddy demanded to see the bulletin issued by the Speaker not to come. stating that he has not been issued a bulletin suspending me till now.
In this context, Jagadish Reddy got into an argument with the Chief marshal. Later, Jagadish Reddy, who held a chit chat with the media, criticized that the Assembly is running at will and not according to the rules. He alleged that the bulletin was not issued because of fear that we will go to the Court. (Maxim News)
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