Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday said that the bungalows on the Rushikonda Hills in Visakhapanam will soon be thrown open for the public to see “how the previous Jagan Mohan Reddy government indulged in extravagance” to build the palatial residence and camp office for the former chief minister. Also Read : Andhra Pradesh: 3-year-old girl allegedly raped, murdered by relative; ‘Are they human,’ asks Naidu Naidu, the Telugu Desam Party chief, visited the bungalows at the picturesque, beachfront location with his cabinet colleagues, MLAs and other leaders of the NDA. Also Read : Naidu distributes free LPG cylinders to Andhra women “People have given us the mandate and it is our responsibility to present the factual position about Rushikonda palaces before the people.
We shall throw open the palaces to the people to see for themselves how the previous Jagan Mohan Reddy government indulged in extravagance to construct the bungalows,” he said. Also Read : ‘Onion bombs’ laden two-wheeler explodes in Andhra Pradesh, rider dies Naidu said never in the history of the country had anybody witnessed a chief minister constructing such palatial bungalows on the hills by destroying the environment. “When the bungalows were being constructed, nobody had access to approach this area, including media and environmentalists.
Even I and deputy chief minister Pawan Kalyan made an attempt to see these constructions in the past, but we were not given any.