Khanapur MLA leaves public meeting after being questioned by locals in Mancherial
Khanapur MLA Vedma Bojju faced public anger in Mancherial’s Devuniguda village when locals questioned him over unfulfilled promises. Unable to respond, he left the meeting abruptly. This followed a similar incident in Nirmal, drawing criticism from residents over his conduct
Mancherial: Khanapur MLA Vedma Bojju continued to face public anger against the Congress government during his campaign in Jannaram mandal, and was forced to walk out of a public meeting at Devuniguda village on Monday when locals confronted him over unfulfilled poll promises.
Men and women at the meeting raised questions on his performance since winning the Assembly election, asking why he was now seeking support for Congress candidates when his earlier promises were yet to be met. Unable to respond, Bojju abruptly halted the campaign and left the venue, visibly irritated.
This follows a similar incident on Saturday at Khanapur mandal centre in Nirmal district, where he was grilled by electors. Locals demanded to know why he had not visited the area after the election and why enhanced crop investment support was not extended. Women present argued with him, prompting the MLA to lose his temper and declare he would not sanction Indiramma houses to beneficiaries.
Residents criticised his behaviour, saying an elected representative should listen to public concerns instead of getting agitated and threatening to deny welfare benefits.
