Telugu state political party’s are crying over the developing bonhomie among chandrababu Naidu and Rahul Gandhi (Telugu Desam Party and Congress party ). In any case, political examiners opine that Naidu has anticipated the outcomes and political need. Indeed, even in his Delhi visit a week ago, Naidu focused on that he is carrying on of political impulse and popularity based impulse.
In spite of the fact that Naidu too doesn’t care for bonhomie with Congress and Rahul, he doesn’t have an elective alternative to ‘Spare Nation’ and Save Andhra Pradesh . Chandrababu’s system is extremely straightforward: Special Category Status for Andhra Pradesh would be conceivable just with the help of a national political party’s . Since BJP has discounted, the main possibility is Congress that has just promised to give the Special Category Status to the truncated state.
Aside from this, a solid rebel against Narendra Modi is the need of great importance. Everyday citizens who have confronted the brunt of Modi’s financial choices and arrangements as one getting out for the solidarity of opposition against Modi. By taking such an activity at the national level, TDP a local political gathering from Andhra Pradesh – has took the inside stage in the national political issues.
While any semblance of Akhilesh Yadav, Mayawati, Mamata Banerjee, Farooq Abdullah, Sharad Pawar and socialist pioneers Yechury will back Naidu’s proposition for an assembled coalition, central resistance Congress excessively giving its gesture, Naidu is rising as a critical player in national political issues by and by. This is probably going to help Naidu politically.
Since BJP is a ‘Reprobate’ in Andhra Pradesh and any kind of pre-survey collusion with BJP could ruin the odds of YSRCP and Janasena, no other gathering would set out to do as such. This is a splendid move by Naidu by separating his foes. Opposition political party’s may clamor over Naidu and Rahul’s meet, however this is a notable need for TDP and Andhra Pradesh that is terribly overlooked by BJP.