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Jagan Accuses Naidu of Rs 371 Crore Skill Development Scam, Cites ED and CID Evidence

  • Jagan Mohan Reddy says Chandrababu Naidu is a big thief and kingpin in skill development scam
  • Alleges Naidu siphoned off Rs 371 crore in scam
  • Cites evidence from ED, CID against Naidu
  • Notes Naidu ignored objections from officials on releasing funds
  • Court remanded Naidu to 14 days custody after 10-hour hearing
  • Questions why Pawan Kalyan not questioning Naidu's role if he cares for people
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