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BJP MP Had made Huge allegations on Ap CM Chandrababu

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Narasimha Rao who was the BJP Party Mp has denounced Andhra pradesh CM N. Chandrababu Naidu of scheming with AICC president Rahul Gandhi to deter the procedures in Parliament to conceal his disappointments. He faulted the Congress, TDP and other Opposition parties for the washout of the second 50% of the spending session, and claimed that Mr. Naidu moved to the tunes of Mr. Gandhi, whose gathering’s discretionary fortunes plunged quite a long time. Taking part in the day-long quick called by his gathering’s focal administration to challenge the disturbance of Parliament, at Dharna Chowk here on Thursday, Mr. Rao said the Congress had the questionable qualification of forcing Emergency and interfering with the legal and the fourth bequest.
After the annihilation in 2014 elections, the Congress turned into a provincial player as the BJP came to control in 21 States and was ready to proceed with its triumphant streak, he said. Mr. Rao said the West Bengal, Kerala, Punjab and Odisha governments drove by Trinamool Congress, CPI(M), Congress and Biju Janata Dal individually never blamed the Center for being divided in its dealings with the States.
Mr. Naidu got the false contention that BJP-drove NDA government allotted advance protective treatment to A.P. to infer political mileage out of the issue. What occurred in Parliament was murder of popular government by the Congress, TDP and different gatherings, who never permitted a level headed discussion on different critical issues,” Mr. Rao stated, including the BJP would uncover the disappointments of TDP at open gatherings soon.
Senior BJP leader Kanna Lakshminarayana said the TDP MPs had sanctioned a dramatization in Parliament and outside and it was they who disturbed the Parliamentary procedures with ulterior thought processes. BJP pioneers J. Syam Kishore, Dara Sambaiah, U. Srinivasa Raju, Sk. Baji and Jupudi Rangaraju were among those present.
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