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Chandrababu Naidu, Revanth hatch plan to defeat TRS
TRS leader J Rajesh on Tuesday alleged that for two years AP Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu in connivance with Congress leader Revanth Reddy has been employing different ways to defeat mighty TRS party but their dream will not be realized
Khammam: TRS leader J Rajesh on Tuesday alleged that for two years AP Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu in connivance with Congress leader Revanth Reddy has been employing different ways to defeat mighty TRS party but their dream will not be realized.
He said it is Chandrababu Naidu who played a key role in the formation of Mahakutami with the help of TPCC working president Revanth Reddy for defeating the TRS party in the upcoming elections.
The founder president of the TDP and former Chief Minister of united Andhra Pradesh late NT Rama Rao formed Telugu Desham Party in the year 1983 and had given a massive blow to Congress party which was utterly defeated in the 130 years of the Congress party history, he said.
But Naidu who also deceived NTR, was unable to digest the development that has been taking place under TRS government is trying to hatch a plot against TRS party with the help of Revanth Reddy, he said.
He said, “people should not forget that Chandrababu Naidu and Ravanth Reddy were caught in the note for vote case. Both are thieves and are trying to rob Telangana.”
The people are well aware of TDP which did not support separate Telangana Movement and are ready to teach fitting lesson to Mahakutami in ensuing elections, he warned.
