KCR threatening TDP leaders in Hyd: Naidu

KCR threatening TDP leaders in Hyd: Naidu
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TDP president N Chandrababu Naidu addressing a road show at Jinnah Tower centre in Guntur on Saturday. TDP MP candidate Galla Jayadev is also seen
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Alleges that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, KCR and Jagan hatched a conspiracy to do injustice to the state

Guntur: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu alleged that Telangana State Chief Minister K Chandrasekhara Rao (KCR) threatening the TDP leaders who are having properties and businesses in Hyderabad.

If the TDP leaders did not yield to their pressures, KCR is threatening them that they cannot do their business, he added.

Addressing a meeting at IRR in Guntur city as part of his election campaign on Saturday, Naidu said that the TRS government had mounted pressure on Repalle MLA Anganai Satya Prasad to take over his lands in Hyderabad city but he did not budged to the pressure tactics.

He added that the YSRCP chief YS Jaganmohan Reddy was planning to give Vanpic City as gift to Telangana State Chief Minister KCR if his party comes to power.

He alleged Prime Minister Narendra Modi, KCR and Jagan hatched a conspiracy to do injustice to the state. He alleged that Jagan was dancing to the tunes of KCR to protect his properties in Hyderabad city.

Naidu assured that he would make efforts for the development of Repalle and added that he was fighting as a soldier for the development of the state.

He urged the party cadre to conduct election campaign with the cooperation of beneficiaries of welfare schemes and work sincerely for the victory of party in the coming elections.

Naidu reminded that he demanded resignation of Narendra Modi after Godhra riots that's why Modi is taking revenge on him.

He said the TDP fought against the Centre to fulfill the promises mentioned in the Bifurcation Act and hiked the social security pensions to Rs 2,000 to extend helping hand to poor.

He assured that he will extend Annadata Sukhibhava to the tenant farmers also.

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