"On several occasions I was assured by the chief minister himself that I will get an extension for another year," he told reporters here.
"However, I felt humiliated that just two days prior to my superannuation, a notice was given to me on my retirement. I am only telling circumstances leading to my humiliation I faced. I am hurt and sharing my feelings. I have been betrayed and back-stabbed (with regard to my extension)."
Citing the reasons which he claimed led to his not getting extension, Reddy alleged that the chief minister's brother Santosh Reddy contacted him on several occasions requesting to exert his influence in land disputes.
"However, I did not entertain his requests," he said.
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He claimed his statements about influence of Maoists in a bifurcated state while speaking to reporters in Delhi in July ahead of the announcement of creation of new Telangana state had "annoyed" the chief minister.
He further claimed that it was the chief minister, who "intervened and directed the police" for giving permission to the 'Save Andhra Pradesh' public meeting organised by the AP Non-Gazetted Officers(APNGOs) in protest against bifurcation of the state held here on September 7.
The AP government on September 26 had informed the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) here of its decision of not extending Reddy in the post as the "government thought it fit for not extending his term in view of the pending CBI enquiry against him".
Reacting to another query, he said he is not inclined to join politics. "Whenever it happens, I will tell about it.