ANdhra Pradesh Rulling party MP Naramalli Sivaprasad on Thursday camouflaged himself as German dictator Adolf Hitler to dissent in Parliament alongside different individuals from the gathering over the interest for unique status for Andhra Pradesh. As the TDP pioneers dissented before the Mahatma Gandhi statue, Sivaprasad – wearing a Nazi uniform, toothbrush mustache and a stick close by – instituted Hitler while encouraging his individual gathering individuals to stand firm against the Center.
Scarcely any days back, Sivaprasad wore the Sathya Sai and Narad Muni symbol to dissent over a similar issue. A specialist by calling, Sivaprasad has acted in films as well. He turned into an politician in 1999 and has served in Andhra Pradesh Chief Minsiter N. Chandrababu Naidu’s bureau as a minister . As a major aspect of the challenge, TDP pioneers brought different bulletins including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chandrababu Naidu’s photo on it.
In the mean time, a few bulletins had, We need Special Status for Andhra Pradesh” composed over it. Inquired as to why they have utilized the Prime Minister’s photo on the bulletins, TDP MP Jayadev Galla told ANI: In Telugu it’s composed that, ‘All that he says is false and all that he does in false.
We are stating that he isn’t a man to be trusted. He doesn’t keep his words. He makes guarantees and doesn’t respect them. As he is called, ‘Jhumla’ is by all accounts the correct word in Hindi. In Telugu, we call him ‘Mosagadu,’ which intends to swindle somebody. The Center and the rulling TDP have been at loggerheads for as far back as couple of months over the issue.