YSRCP rebel MP Raghu Ramakrishna Raju recently met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and discussed various aspects with him. This has led to wide speculations, of why RRR had to visit the PM in the first place.
Speaking to the media after meeting with the PM, RRR said that he discussed the state of affairs in Andhra Pradesh. RRR said that he discussed the three capitals for AP and asked the PM to intervene in the topic directly as the PM was the one who started Amaravati in the first place. RRR also said that he took to the notice of the PM, the kind of sentiments that are associated with the Visakha Steel Plant, by the people of AP, and requested the PM to not privatise the steel plant.
Furthermore, RRR also said that he took to the PM’s notice, the authoritarian government that AP CM Jagan Mohan Reddy is indulging in, in AP, and the tender that the government called for, with respect to the construction of churches in the state. RRR said that the PM was shocked at this, and questioned how the government could do such a thing.
On the other hand, it is also being said that RRR met the PM to discuss his CBI case, and get it sorted out. The timing is perfect, as the Telangana High Court recently asked the CBI to probe the bank fraud case, of which RRR is a part, on Friday.