Archive · 2 Oct 2026
Narayana Accuses YSRCP of Dividing Him and Anam
Minister P Narayana said YSRCP leaders were trying to create a disagreement between him and Minister Anam Ramanarayana Reddy.
He said the VRC School issue was being used as a reason for this attempt.
Narayana said he and Anam still have good relations.
He also said the government would answer political criticism through development and welfare work.
During a visit to schools in Nellore, he inspected facilities for students.
He announced plans to modernise all government schools in the city in stages.
TVS has provided Rs 6.5 crore for one school, with Rs 2 crore already released.
The government also plans to develop a TIDCO School using Rs 20 crore.
Narayana said better education can help reduce poverty and that Nellore would be made mosquito-free through underground drainage or canal technology by June 12 next year.
P Narayana accused YSRCP leaders of using the VRC School issue to create differences between him and Anam Ramanarayana Reddy.
Narayana said his relationship with Anam would not be strained by political provocation.
He said Nellore’s government schools would be modernised to international standards in phases.
TVS allocated Rs 6.5 crore through CSR funds to modernise Government Model High School, with Rs 2 crore released.
Narayana said tenders were completed for a Rs 20 crore TIDCO School project and promised a mosquito-free Nellore by June 12 next year.
- Who
- Municipal Administration Minister P Narayana, Endowments Minister Anam Ramanarayana Reddy, YSRCP leaders, Mayor Devarakonda Sujatha, and Nellore government schools.
- What
- Narayana accused YSRCP leaders of trying to divide him and Anam, while announcing government-school modernisation and other city-development projects.
- When
- Narayana made the remarks during school inspections on Thursday; the mosquito-free-city target is June 12 next year.
- Where
- Nellore, including schools in Ranganayakula Peta and Wards 42, 48 and 49.
- Why
- Narayana said the VRC School issue was being used to create differences and said the government would respond through development and welfare initiatives.
Narayana’s account
YSRCP’s reported criticism
Political motive
Narayana’s account
Narayana said YSRCP leaders were using the VRC School issue and other matters to create differences between him and Anam and described the approach as cheap politics.
YSRCP’s reported criticism
The article reports that YSRCP criticised the government but does not provide the party’s response to Narayana’s allegations.
Response to criticism
Narayana’s account
Narayana said the government would answer political criticism through development and welfare initiatives rather than unnecessary controversies.
YSRCP’s reported criticism
YSRCP’s specific position on the school-modernisation plans and the government’s response strategy is not stated in the article.
- Political allegation
- Narayana alleged that YSRCP leaders were trying to create differences between him and Anam Ramanarayana Reddy.
- School modernisation
- All government schools in Nellore city are to be modernised in phases to international standards.
- CSR allocation
- TVS allocated Rs 6.5 crore to modernise Government Model High School.
- Funds released
- Rs 2 crore of the TVS allocation has already been released.
- TIDCO School
- Tenders were completed for development costing Rs 20 crore.
- Education facilities
- Schools are being equipped with science, computer and robotics laboratories, art and painting facilities, and libraries.
- City target
- Narayana said Nellore would be made mosquito-free through underground drainage or canal technology by June 12 next year.