New Delhi: A part of the Save Democracy campaign in the capital YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has said that CBI inquiry should begin with the source of money received by the defectors which will bring out the entire corruption charges against Chandrababu Naidu to the fore.”If CBI asks the defected MLAs about the money they received for switching over that will be the starting point of the inquiry. There are 31 scams in the 24 months of TDP coming to power and the total amount amassed by Chandrababu Naidu runs into 1.34 lakh crores,” YS Jagan Mohan Reddy told ANI here on Wednesday.

Of the 31 scams, he explained the Capital city scam which is nothing short of insider trading and breach of oath of secrecy, he said ;’ Chandrababu Naidu has prior knowledge of the location of capital city which was passed on to his coterie who purchased land in large extents. The deals were done between May 2014 after he was sworn-in as Chief Minister and December when the actual location of the capital city was announced.

Even after that, the lands bought by his coterie were put in commercial zones while others were put in agri-zone which has put farmers in a disadvantageous position,’ he said.We have published a book Emperor of Corruption in which we have published 31 scams with evidence including the relevant GOs other document copies, he said.It is with this ill-gotten wealth that the TDP is poaching our turf and democracy is being mocked by TDP which every person should question, he said.

Chandrababu Naidu was caught red-handed in Telangana state while trying to bribe an MLA during the MLC elections and it is an old habit that he has been continuing in Andhra Pradesh as well.The difference of votes polled between our Party and TDP is very thin and the ruling party resorting to buying of MLAs with Rs 20 to Rs 30 crores is undemocratic, he said.

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy along with his party leaders has been meeting national party leaders and explaining the situation in the state and distributing the book Emperor of Corruption to the leaders, government agencies and other concerned, he said.After meeting Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Sharad Pawar(NCP), Sitaram Yechury (CPM) and others yesterday, he had met Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and other national leaders today.