<p>"The 'Odarpu Yatra' is a farce. The real motive of the tour has come out. Why should he (Jagan) say that MPs and MLAs are prevented from joining his yatra, when he has said clearly that it is a personal yatra. Congress has a solid vote bank. Whoever tours, people would come. If he has the ability, he should come out of the party and prove himself," Madhu Yashki Goud, Congress MP from Nizamabad, said in Delhi.<br /><br />Slamming Jagan for his attack on the Chief Minister, Goud said the Kadapa MP should not forget that Rosaiah never sought the Chief Minister's post.<br /><br />P Shankar Rao, Congress MLA from Secunderabad Cantonment, said it is high time Jagan followed the high command's directives.On the last day of his four-day tour in Srikakulam district yesterday, Jagan hit out at Rosaiah about his eyeing the CM's post.<br /><br />"Rosaiah reportedly said that I am in a hurry to become the Chief Minister. I am asking you, am I here to console or to ask for chief minister's post? I have come here to console. I do not understand why there is worry about the chief minister's post. I think we should be ashamed of this politics," Jagan said.<br /><br />Earlier, Jagan's remarks that MLAs were being prevented from joining his yatra attracted sharp criticism from several senior Congress leaders.<br /><br />"Jaganmohan Reddy has clearly stated in his open letter that the yatra is a personal and non-political tour. Then what is the need for MLAs, MLCs or any political leaders to join the yatra? Why this debate at all", N Tulasi Reddy, state Congress spokesperson, asked.<br />Meanwhile, the MLA today started his yatra in East Godavari district in coastal Andhra Pradesh after offering prayers at the famous temple of Lord Satyanarayana at Annavaram in the district</p>
<p>"The 'Odarpu Yatra' is a farce. The real motive of the tour has come out. Why should he (Jagan) say that MPs and MLAs are prevented from joining his yatra, when he has said clearly that it is a personal yatra. Congress has a solid vote bank. Whoever tours, people would come. If he has the ability, he should come out of the party and prove himself," Madhu Yashki Goud, Congress MP from Nizamabad, said in Delhi.<br /><br />Slamming Jagan for his attack on the Chief Minister, Goud said the Kadapa MP should not forget that Rosaiah never sought the Chief Minister's post.<br /><br />P Shankar Rao, Congress MLA from Secunderabad Cantonment, said it is high time Jagan followed the high command's directives.On the last day of his four-day tour in Srikakulam district yesterday, Jagan hit out at Rosaiah about his eyeing the CM's post.<br /><br />"Rosaiah reportedly said that I am in a hurry to become the Chief Minister. I am asking you, am I here to console or to ask for chief minister's post? I have come here to console. I do not understand why there is worry about the chief minister's post. I think we should be ashamed of this politics," Jagan said.<br /><br />Earlier, Jagan's remarks that MLAs were being prevented from joining his yatra attracted sharp criticism from several senior Congress leaders.<br /><br />"Jaganmohan Reddy has clearly stated in his open letter that the yatra is a personal and non-political tour. Then what is the need for MLAs, MLCs or any political leaders to join the yatra? Why this debate at all", N Tulasi Reddy, state Congress spokesperson, asked.<br />Meanwhile, the MLA today started his yatra in East Godavari district in coastal Andhra Pradesh after offering prayers at the famous temple of Lord Satyanarayana at Annavaram in the district</p>