Naidu says Centre using Telangana to destabilise AP
Telugu Desam Party president and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has accused the Central and Telangana Governments of joining hands and acting like “economic terrorists” to destabilise Andhra Pradesh. He said the two governments were resorting to terrorising people through a series of raids.
Naidu said the Telangana Government’s “attack” on an IT company in Hyderabad and allegations of YSR Congress chief YS Jaganmohan Reddy of deleting names of voters not in favour of the TDP were figment of imagination. It was trying to help Jaganmohan Reddy. “After stealing data belonging to the TDP, the Telangana Rashtra Samithi -led government had got the state police to register cases against the TDP supporters,” he said.
He said the Centre too was trying to terrorise people of Andhra Pradesh who were questioning the “irregularities of the Centre”. He said the BJP government at the Centre was also trying to threaten N Ram of The Hindu in the missing of Rafale deal files. The BJP, he said, was helping the YSR Congress come to power in AP, which would be foiled by people who were well aware of the conspiracy. Andhra, he said, was still doing a commendable work despite deception by the Centre.







