You don’t have common sense…!, Minister scolds woman collector publicly, video goes viral

Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy: Telangana Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy is embroiled in controversies. During a government event in Karimnagar on Friday, the minister publicly lambasted District Collector Pamela Satpathy and questioned her ‘common sense’. This incident was captured on camera. Now the video of this incident is going viral on social media.

Why was the minister angry with the woman collector?

The event was also attended by Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, who had come to inaugurate development projects in Karimnagar. Meanwhile, there was a mistake regarding protocol in the program, due to which Minister Reddy got angry and he scolded the lady collector in front of everyone. He said angrily, what are you doing? Don’t you even have common sense? Collector Pamela tried to explain her position, but Minister Reddy continued scolding her without listening to her.

BRS leader Kavita strongly condemned

Now as soon as the video of this incident surfaced, there has been an uproar on social media. Leaders and common people have expressed their displeasure over this step of the minister. BRS leader and Chief Minister KCR’s daughter Kavita strongly condemned the incident and called it shameful and unacceptable. Kavita wrote on the social media platform X, ‘This behavior of the minister is not only an insult to the woman collector but is also an insult to the entire administrative structure. There should be no room for arrogance and hatred towards women in power.

Kavitha demanded the Congress party to take action against Minister Reddy. “We stand firmly with this respected woman collector and demand accountability from the minister and the Congress party,” he said.

People also expressed their displeasure

People have reacted strongly to this incident on social media. One user wrote that this kind of insult to women officers shows the insensitivity of the government. Many other users have demanded the removal of the minister from his post.

This incident not only points towards administrative lapses but also shows how responsible the people in power are for their conduct.