Vijayawada MP Kesineni Chinni shared the details , mentioning that he recently met C. P. Radhakrishnan and personally extended an invitation to participate in the festival. In response, the Vice President accepted the invitation and confirmed his visit. His presence is expected to attract attention to the festival and provide an opportunity for cultural exchange. The event is likely to see active participation from local citizens, government officials, and cultural organizations, highlighting Vijayawada’s rich traditions and vibrant community life.

This visit underscores the government’s effort to connect leaders with regional cultural events.

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He clarified that the lands used for the festival would return to the Endowments Department after completion. Venkanna demanded that Perni Nani first explain the alleged land misuse in Machilipatnam. He asked why the opposition was targeting the government without answering about earlier scandals.

Meanwhile, Perni Nani accused the ruling coalition of planning to misuse temple property. He said 39.99 acres of Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple land in Gollapudi were included in proposals. According to him, five acres were set aside for a golf practice range and 34.99 acres for an exhibition ground.

YCP leaders countered that the project would promote tourism and exhibitions, not land grabbing. They said the opposition was twisting facts to mislead people. Political tension continues in Vijayawada, with both sides trading allegations over temple lands and festival management.

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