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Chandrababu Naidu to tour Tenali today to participate in a public meeting against three capitals
The former chief minister and TDP national president Nara Chandrababu Naidu who is very much concerned about the shifting of the capital from Amaravati is going all out to take the agitation forward to stall the three capital proposal.
The former chief minister and TDP national president Nara Chandrababu Naidu who is very much concerned about the shifting of the capital from Amaravati is going all out to take the agitation forward to stall the three capital proposal. As part of the protest and agitation, the TDP chief is scheduled to visit Tenali on Tuesday to express his solidarity to the JAC.
Naidu as popularly known as will reach Anglakuduru through Narakoduru and thence heads to Municipal market where the Deeksha camp is set up. The TDP leader Alapati Raja is making arrangements for Naidu's tour. Speaking to media, Raja said that JAC state leaders MLAs and MLCs would participate in a public meeting to be held at VSR College.
The TDP leaders gave a call to the people of the capital region to turn up to the meeting under the auspices of JAC and urged them to make the meeting a big success.
