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- TDP supremo knows how to close the mouth of KCR
- YSRCP, Modi, TRS party are doing conspiracy politics
Amaravati: With the EC announcement on Sunday, the election count down has increased the political heat in AP politics.
In order to come back into the power once again, the TDP chief and AP Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu is busy with election strategies.
As part of this CM Naidu has conducted a teleconference with the party leaders in Amaravati on Monday. During the meeting, he has given directions to the leaders on how to reach closer to the people in this less time for the elections.
The TDP supremo has made serious allegations on YSR Congress party, BJP, and TRS party. He said, when TDP is engaged in the welfare and development activities, the opposition leader YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, Modi, KCR are involved in conspiring against the government.
Speaking in concern to Telangana CM, TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu said that he very well knows how to close the mouth of KCR.
As we are getting closer to the voters..on the other side there are removing voters name from the list and we are busy in covering villages and wards..they sitting in some other state, and misusing form -7, Naidu said.
He has given a call to the party activists to revert back the conspiracy politics of YSR Congress party, BJP, TRS, and this election should teach a good lesson to these three parties.
