Pawan Kalyan has strongly criticized AP Ministers Narayana, Ravela Kishore Babu, Yanamala Rama Krishnudu and Prattipati Pulla Rao in his speech addressing the farmers at Penumaka village in capital city zone yesterday.

He said those ministers who are assuring the farmers today may not be seen in power if their party fails to retain power in the next elections. Then how can the farmers trust their oral assurances. They are ready to handover their lands but are insisting the statement government for an official written agreement that assures their rightful benefits, said Pawan Kalyan. But, the ministers think it as nuisance instead of considering their rightful demand.

He flayed ministers Ravela and Yanamala for taking his suggestion lightly and passing rude comments against him. He said that he may be ally of TDP government, but it doesn’t mean that they can’t take him for granted. Pawan Kalyan said Minister Ravela should not let his tongue slip while speaking about this sensitive issue or else he may have to face farmers’ ire.

Pawan Kalyan once again reiterates that the statement government should not force the farmers of Vundavalli, Penumaka, Bethapudi and river facing villages to handover their lands using Land Acquisition Act against. Otherwise, he warned that he will not hesitate to fight with the statement government on behalf of farmers. Pawan Kalyan suggests the government to constitute an experts committee to find an amicable solution to this sensitive issue.

However, Minister Narayana said “If the farmers are willing to handover their lands for capital city, then why should we use Land Acquisition Act against them? We are forced to use it because they are reluctant. It is very easy to give suggestions to anyone. I request Pawan Kalyan to take initiative and resolve this problem amicably, if he can.”

Minister Ravela Kishore also similarly reacted. He said construction activities can’t be started unless that few villages are surrendered to government. If, Pawan Kalyan can convince the farmers and make them handover their lands to the government, I welcome him.”