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Actress Divyavani slams Modi at Dharma Porata Deeksha
Tollywood actress and TDP leader Divyavani extended her support to Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidus Dharma Porata Deeksha at AP Bhavan in New Delhi on Monday
New Delhi: Tollywood actress and TDP leader Divyavani extended her support to Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu's Dharma Porata Deeksha at AP Bhavan in New Delhi on Monday.
Adressing a public gathering Divyavani said that with Dharma Poratam deeksha the people of AP has shown their agitation to PM Modi regarding special status to the state.
She alleged that YSRCP has sent the public to Modi's meeting in Guntur on Sunday by giving money and Biryani packets.
She satirical commented that people are not asking for Modi tata's(grandfather's) property, but today there are protesting here for the rights of the state.
She said that the people have voluntarily come up to here in order to support Chandrababu's deeksha. Divyavani questioned Modi that in order to come into the power in 2014 have you not come near the legs of Chandranna?
She commented that Modi has forgotten his words of Tirupati public meeting during the 2014 elections. She suggested Modi that if he can't manage administration well than he should see Chandranna and learn.
In the support to the Chandrababu Naidu's Dharma Porata Deeksha for special status, TDP leaders, activists have organized dharnas throughout the state.
