Ending his silence, the leader of Opposition YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has finally reacted to the remarks made by Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan. Hitting out at Pawan, Jagan stated, "I can't understand what Pawan Kalyan is talking of. What did Pawan say on the day before the day? What did he say yesterday? What's he going to say Tomorrow? Ask people on what Pawan is speaking of." Alleging that Pawan often changing his words, Jagan added that Pawan would say one thing on one day and quite contrary on the next day.

"It's not fair to speak about a person (YS Rajasekhar Reddy) who passed away six years ago and who's not alive today," Jagan added hinting Pawan's speech. Jagan also questioned why no one is talking about GO 22 which deals with over 20,000 crore funds. "Isn't it corruption to implement a controversial GO that is under the ambit of Governor? Why no one is talking about GO 22?," questioned Jagan.

Jagan Reddy didn't mince his words on Governor's speech in the Assembly. Calling Governor's speech a "bundle of lies", Jagan said, "I'd like to know whether the farmers in AP Capital region given their lands voluntarily or not. I'd like to know if it's a half truth or a lie." Jagan Reddy questioned Chandrababu that why he is still continuing BJP MLAs in his cabinet although Centre given "raw deal" for AP. "Whom is he still cheating? Whom does he want to cheat with these dramas?," Jagan shoot question to Chandrababu Naidu. Jagan Reddy didn't even leave Municipal Minister P. Narayana and his business interests. He went on to allege that Narayana's college squeeze the parents for college fees even if it gets delayed by a day.

Taking everyone by surprise, Jagan preached philosophy on parting note. "Justice and Truth will prevail. Virtue will win at the end," said Jagan claiming that his party is supporting the farmers in AP Capital region with humanity but not for "political gains".