Amaravati Land scam: YSRCP MPs demand CBI probe, protest at Parliament
By Newsmeter Network Published on 17 Sep 2020 3:05 PM GMTNew Delhi: Demanding a CBI probe into the Amaravati land scam and AP Fiber Grid scam, YSRCP MPs organised a protest near the Mahatma Gandhi statue inside the Parliament premises here on 17 September.
The party general secretary and MP, V. Vijayasai Reddy, said the gag order issued by the Andhra Pradesh High Court did not go well with the intelligentsia as it is a tool that should be used under very special and extraordinary circumstances. It seems the interpretation differs from person to person, he remarked.
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āNormally, governments seek gag orders on media but in Amaravati, the situation is different with the judiciary passing such orders. There seems to be an overlapping of functions of constitutional bodies and the general impression is that the judiciary has overreached the legislature and executive,ā the MP said.
He said people saw the gag order as a deprivation of the fundamental right of expression. āWe have raised the issue in the House. We are not attributing motives to any individuals but are only questioning to apply the same yardstick to one and all,ā he said, adding, āThere were no such gag orders when we were at the receiving end.ā
MP Mithun Reddy said the YSRCP MPs would take up the issue with the President and Prime Minister and speak about it at all available avenues. It is unfortunate that courts are hindering the investigation into scams, he said. āAs lawmakers we have the right to raise the issue in the Parliament and speak out about the functioning of the judiciary,ā he added.