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The remarks made by AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu at the Telugu Desam Party Foundation Day Celebrations prompted a serious argument in political circles and among general public . ‘We have a duty to create Telugu States. I will pay back to the Telugu People by buckling down determinedly. We will assume a key part in National governmental issues and choose will’s identity Prime Minister in 2019. Is there any valid reason why center wouldn’t offer Special Status and satisfy guarantees of AP Reorganization Act 2014? When it offered Special Status to 11 States, for what reason not the advantages were stretched out to Andhra Pradesh….
In the event that we request Special Status, They offer Special Purpose Vehicle. We won’t bargain on the privileges of AP People,’ he said. Chandrababu Naidu focused on it’s chance individuals of AP come in help of Telugu Desam saying TDP can make back the initial investment mountains if that happens. He requested that gathering activists advance the welfare projects of Telugu Desam Party Government.
In the event that Chandrababu needs to choose who ought to be PM in 2019, He should have the capacity to hold control in the state first and Telugu Desam Party should win at any rate as much MP seats it have right now. Though, The circumstance in AP isn’t much for the Ruling Party.
Against Incumbency continued expanding in the previous couple of years due to numerous elements. Likewise, BJP and Jana Sena which helped Telugu Desam Party come to control in 2014 has separated totally. None of the gatherings in the state will shape cooperation with TDP. Would telugu be able to Desam still win 2019 General Elections….
TDP sources said the chief minister would confer with all non-BJP parties to explain the “injustice” done to Andhra Pradesh post-bifurcation and how the NDA government “failed” to honour the promises made in the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014.
Already, the TDP MPs have handed over a letter written by Naidu to leaders of various parties and sought their support in the state’s fight for its rights, Chandrababu Naidu to camp in New Delhi on April 2 , but it is not yet clear as to whom the chief minister will meet during his New Delhi trip.