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YSRCP wants Chandrababu Naidu to be firm with Centre
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Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu government should refrain from the hide-and-seek policies and be stern with the Centre in the interest of the state, said YSRCP MLA and public accounts committee (PAC) chairman Buggana Rajendranath Reddy. He demanded in a release on Friday that all the assurances given during bifurcation of the state, including Special Category Status (SCS), should be fulfilled.
Amaravati: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu government should refrain from the hide-and-seek policies and be stern with the Centre in the interest of the state, said YSRCP MLA and public accounts committee (PAC) chairman Buggana Rajendranath Reddy. He demanded in a release on Friday that all the assurances given during bifurcation of the state, including Special Category Status (SCS), should be fulfilled.
Rajendranath Reddy said Naidu conveniently went on a foreign tour while TDP MPs behaved in a different manner in New Delhi even as the party’s minister in Union Cabinet pleaded with the Centre to at least give some time for discussion on the state during the next session of Parliament.
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