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What Motivates Former CBI JD To Join Hands With Pawan Kalyan?

Former CBI Joint Director VV Lakshminarayana joined Pawan Kalyan’s JanaSena party.

Sri Krishna Devaraya University’s former Vice Chancellor Rajagopal also joined hands with Pawan Kalyan.

Lakshminarayana is very known to have successfully carried out the investigation in YSR Congress party chief Jagan Mohan Reddy‘s illegal assets case.

What Motivates Former CBI JD To Join Hands With Pawan Kalyan?
What Motivates Former CBI JD To Join Hands With Pawan Kalyan?

Former Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Joint Director VV Lakshminarayana on Sunday in Vijayawada (17th of March) joined Pawan Kalyan’s JanaSena Party.

Sri Krishna Devaraya University’s former Vice
Chancellor Rajagopal along with Lakshminarayana also joined hands with Pawan
Kalyan’s JanaSena on Sunday.

Speaking to media following an hour-long meeting with Pawan Kalyan, Lakshminarayana said, “the way Pawan Kalyan worked on the JanaSena’s manifesto impressed me a lot as it covered every section.

He also said, “Pawan Kalyan’s thought of implementing
zero Budget politics is a revolutionary step.”

Pawan Kalyan said on Lakshminarayana’s
joining, “I’m welcoming Sri Lakshminarayana into JanaSena and we both will work
together to build a better society.”

Lakshminarayana is very known to have carried out the investigation in YSR Congress party chief Jagan Mohan Reddy‘s illegal assets case.

The former CBI JD had arrested Jagan Mohan
Reddy earlier in the illegal assets case and sent him to prison for 16 months.

Lakshminarayana is also known to have carried
out investigation in Karnataka Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Gali
Janardhan Reddy’s Obulapuram Illegal Mining cases.

He is further known to have successfully
carried out the investigation in Satyam Scandal.

Lakshminarayana has been awarded the
Mahatma Gandhi Peace Prize by the Minority Commission of Maharashtra.

Lakshminarayana has also been conferred
with the Presidents Police Medal for Distinguished Services on 26 January 2017.