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Naidu warns Modi not to underestimate power of Telugus

  •   Sat, Apr 07 2018 08:10:15 AM

Hyderabad, Apr 7 (DHNS): Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu on Friday warned Prime Minister Narendra Modi against playing with the sentiments of Andhra people, or risk disappearing into history.

His caution came while addressing a cycle rally in Amaravati, where he highlighted the injustice meted out to the state by Narendra Modi government.

Naidu led a three-kilometre cycle rally from Venkatayapalem village in Amaravati to the State legislative assembly at Velagapudi. His cabinet colleagues, including his son Nara Lokesh, besides several MLAs, MLCs and party leaders took part in the cycle rally. Naidu garlanded NTR statue and addressed the rally.

"The Centre is trying to weaken the state. It appears that Modi is underestimating the power of Telugu people. One must remember what happened to former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, who had tried to topple the NTR government in 1984. The perpetrator Congress party has gone into political oblivion by dividing the combined state. Modi will meet the same fate, if he plays with the sentiment of Telugu people," Naidu said. "Do anything but don't hit the Telugus below the belt," Naidu warned Modi.

Commenting on YSR Congress MPs' absence at Opposition's human chain protest in Parliament premises on Thursday, Naidu said it clearly showed the collusion politics of the Opposition party. "Their MPs never protest when PM Modi is around in Parliament. People of AP are watching their drama and will give a befitting reply in the ensuing elections," Naidu said.

Special Parl session

Later, the AP Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution demanding a special Parliament session to discuss all the issues related to the promises made to the residual state. "A special session is needed as the Centre has successfully evaded discussion on no confidence motion by citing the "din" in Lok Sabha," the CM pointed out. The AP budget session was then adjourned sine die.

On the other hand, CPI, CPI(M) activists and Jana Sena Party chief Pawan Kalyan, took out a "Padayatra" in Vijayawada demanding special category status.

Addressing the media, Pawan made it clear that he will not attend the proposed All Party Meeting called by Chief Minister Naidu.
  

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  • Declan, Mumbai

    Sat, Apr 07 2018

    Rathan,
    Don't only read Nagpur bulletins. I understand BJPians' deep affection for AAP party but know that almost entire opposition has complained about EVMs so much so that the Congress party in it's recently concluded plenary has even demanded to revert to the ballot paper. Technology is like a double edged sword. It can be used for good and it can be misused for bad/wrong. Technology is of no use if used for cheating.
    As far as deletion from voters names from voters list is concerned, only recently complaint was reported/made of 18 lakh muslims voters missing from the voters list in Karnataka.
    Shooting and scooting and habitual lying is what BJPians do best. BJPians should stop pointing fingers as their fingers are already burnt.

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Sat, Apr 07 2018

    Declan
    Just complaining will not prove your points .just because all defeated parties complaint about EVM to hide their failure to attract voters.
    If the EVMs tempared why you ppl were silent when 2004 and 2009 khangress won ?do you beleive it was o k if khangress does ?Aap kare tho chamtkar Aur hum kare tho balthkar.just for arguing sake
    Just because some western countries r not using EVMs it doesn't mean we have to follow them .you may be knowing they don't use water and use paper for something and you want us to follow the same ?
    Ppl like you can't digest a SC/ST /Dalit becoming PM and President or VP of the country.

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  • Ravi C, Mangalore

    Sat, Apr 07 2018

    Do not under estimate the power of fakuism.

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  • Declan, Mumbai

    Sat, Apr 07 2018

    . . . . . . but we should not under estimate the power of the 'EVM magic' and 'Deletion for voter list magic' used by Feku's party.

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Sat, Apr 07 2018

    Declan
    Khansiwala Jaise hit and run Karke faida nahi.mard hai tho apna complaint proof ke Saath prove karo

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