'Ghar ghar ki kahani' Ex Andhra CM Jagan on rift with sister Sharmila

    Amaravati, Oct 24 (PTI) YSRCP chief and former CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Thursday downplayed his filing a petition in NCLT seeking it to reverse a share transfer done by his sister and APCC president YS Sharmila,saying it is "ghar ghar ki kahani".
    Sharmila asked Reddy if dragging one's mother and sister was common in every family.
    Attacking Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and some media houses, Jagan said the former is taking up such issues in order to divert the public attention from alleged Diarrhea deaths in Vizianagaram District. Jagan's petition in NCLT had come out in the public domain on Wednesday.
    "Mr. Chandrababu Naidu, I’m asking you and all of you. One thing. Don't you have any problems in your family? All these are ghar ghar ki Kahani (happenings in every household). All these are regular issues in every family and (you are) blowing these issues out of proportion. Stop all these things," he said.

    Reddy has moved the National Company Law Tribunal, accusing his sister Sharmila of illegally transferring shares of Saraswati Power and Industries held by him and his wife Bharathi on her and their mother Vijayamma's names.
    The feud between Jagan and Sharmila took a new turn in the form of the legal battle, with the petition filed last month in the Hyderabad Bench of the NCLT being taken up and posted to November for further hearing.
    "At least now, stop diversion politics. Apologise to people and inform them of the facts. Take steps to help people," he said, referring to the deaths.
    He further said he was praying to God that the Naidu-led government in the state should have some wisdom.
    "In every step, they ( Chandrababu and some media houses) are indulging in diversion politics, " he alleged.
    He accused the Naidu government of neglecting diarrhea in the district which he claimed resulted in 14 deaths.
    Meanwhile, CM Naidu slammed Reddy over the latter moving the NCLT against his sister .

    "The one who puts conditions to give property to sister and mother, what conditions will you put to serve people? Do we need such people who file cases in NCLT saying I am taking back (the property) because you spoke against me? I never expected that I would do politics with such people," he said.
    Responding to Jagan Mohan Reddy's comments that it is a regular issue which happens in every family, Sharmila said dragging mother and sister to court is not normal.

    "It is natural that there are disputes in families. Nobody denies that. Our intention is also to resolve disputes harmoniously, within four walls," she said.

    "But, while saying it is common which happens in every household, (you) dragged mother and sister to court. This is not usual, Jagan sir," she told TV channels.

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