Asserting that the Chandrababu has bombed in satisfying the guarantees it had made to the general population in the run-up to the 2014 races, BJP State General Secretary S. Suresh Reddy on Tuesday said that the TDP was attempting to comfortable up to its chief opponent Congress for political additions. Since the beginning of the TDP, the gathering had been a most outstanding opponent to the Congress.
In any case, it’s presently looking at a constituent organization together with the Congress in perspective of the 2019 races,” Mr. Suresh Reddy told the media here. Alluding to the ouster of the Telugu Desam from the NDA, he stated, Except for its first year in office, TDP had an uneasy association with the BJP as the provincial party had been working every one of these years against the BJP’s advantages, dreading the last’s developing help base in Andhra Pradesh.
Any vote in favor of the TDP in the 2019 races implies reinforcing the hands of the Congress, he said and denied reports that the BJP was toying with producing survey cooperation with the YSRCP and the Jana Sena Party. The BJP will battle the 2019 races alone and develop as a considerable power in Andhra Pradesh by featuring the welfare plans presented by the NDA government, he said.
He additionally claimed that having flopped in satisfying the survey guarantees made in 2014 including all out credit waiver for agriculturists, the TDP broke its ties with the BJP with multi year left for the general decisions, just to delude the general population and conceal its disappointments. Alluding to the request of concurring Special Category Status to Andhra Pradesh, Mr. Suresh Reddy kept up that aside from the adjustment in the terminology, the Center had guaranteed all advantages because of the State under the SCS.
Indeed, even in the wake of going separate ways with the TDP, the NDA government has given assets of 1,400 crore through the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) to the Polavaram venture and authorized another 900 crore for setting up of a focal college at Anantapur, he said.