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No compromise with center until it acceptes all demands: TDP's Srinivasulu Reddy
TDP district president RSrinivasulu Reddy said that his party would continued put pressure on central government until it has completed the assurances and rights mentioned in the AP Reorganizing ACT
Kadapa: TDP district president R.Srinivasulu Reddy said that his party would continue to put pressure on central government until it has completed the assurances and rights mentioned in the AP Reorganizing ACT.
Speaking to media persons here on Wednesday he defended the step of TDP for having an alliance and joined with BJP lead NDA government for four years because of having a strong belief on that party should surely fulfilled assurances mentioned in the bifurcation Act. He said that TDP has no alternative to quit from the NDA government as it has betrayed the Andhra Pradesh in all fronts.
While condemning the raids by IT department on the properties and companies of TDP leaders, he said it is nothing political Vendetta as the BJP leaders are not able to digest the facts of several multinational companies coming to Andhra Pradesh for establishing the units for the appeal of chief minister N.Chandra Babu Naidu. He said there will be no compromise until the central government accepts all demands including the establishment of a steel plant in Kadapa ditrict. Several party leaders were present.
