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TDP releases poster against PM
The Urban TDP once again released a poster against Prime Minister Narendra Modi at party office here on Sunday. The leaders printed
- Centre suppressing state, alleges MP Kesineni Nani
- Congress rendered injustice by bifurcating the state and BJP, too, toeing the former line, he pointed out
- NDA government trying to create uncertainty in state, he opined
Vijayawada: The Urban TDP once again released a poster against Prime Minister Narendra Modi at party office here on Sunday. The leaders printed a poster with Mahatma Gandhi’s portrait by showcasing prayers to give energy to Chandrababu Naidu and give wisdom to Narendra Modi.
Speaking on the occasion, MP Kesineni Srinivas (Nani) said that the Centre was suppressing the rights of state and regional political parties. Congress rendered injustice to the state by bifurcating the state and BJP, too, was doing the same with a political motive.
He called upon the people to teach a lesson to the BJP. He said the Centre allocated Rs 1500 crore for the construction of capital. He asked the Centre to disclose how Delhi model capital city could be constructed with that money.
He said the Centre was deliberately making plans to create uncertainty in the state and urged the people to extend support to Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu.
MLA Bonda Umamaheswara Rao, Urban TDP president Budda Venkanna, Police Housing Chairman Nagul Meera, former VUDA chairman Tumati Premnath and several leaders were also present.
