BJPs downfall begins from AP, says TDP

BJPs downfall begins from AP, says TDP
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Rural MLA Gorantla Buchaiah Choudary has said that the BJP’s downfall will start from Andhra Pradesh and no one can save the party. BJP had cheated the people of Andhra Pradesh for four years with false promises and now trying to blame the state government, he said.

Rajamahendravaram: Rural MLA Gorantla Buchaiah Choudary has said that the BJP’s downfall will start from Andhra Pradesh and no one can save the party. BJP had cheated the people of Andhra Pradesh for four years with false promises and now trying to blame the state government, he said.

Speaking to reporters here on Thursday, he said that the BJP government was working against federal system in the state and the Union government was nothing but the Union of all states. The states were paying crores of rupees towards taxes, cess, VAT, GST etc and the Central government was not giving even minimum amount to the state.

The BJP national president Amit Shah was getting involved in state matters and working as a dictator and Prime Minister Narendra Modi was a semi-dictator, he said. Andhra Pradesh would not be a mere spectator, if Amit Shah pokes into state affairs, he warned.
The YSRCP and BJP had colluded with each other, he alleged and wondered why YSRCP president Jaganmohan Reddy was not uttering a word against Narendra Modi.

Former Chief Minister NT Rama Rao fought against Central government's involvment in state matters and also raised his voice in favour of federal system in the state. He also opposed Governor system in the country who works as clerks of Central government. Now Governor ESL Narasimham was functioning as per the directions of Central government.

The Governor was working as an agent of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and how many years he would continue in the same post, he questioned.The Governor gave wrong feedback to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against state government, he alleged.Party leaders I Subramanyam, VS Rao and others were present.

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