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TDP to pass 31 resolutions during 3-day Mahanadu
TDP Mahanadu will pass 31 resolutions on various issues from May 27 to 29 in Vijayawada. The Mahanadu resolutions committee held a meeting on Tuesday and finalised the drafts here.
Amaravati: TDP Mahanadu will pass 31 resolutions on various issues from May 27 to 29 in Vijayawada. The Mahanadu resolutions committee held a meeting on Tuesday and finalised the drafts here.
Minister for housing Kalava Srinivasulu explained in a press conference that the Mahanadu would pass 18 resolutions related to Andhra Pradesh, eight regarding Telangana state and remaining five general resolutions. Being an opposition party in Telangana, the TDP will focus on failures of the state government in welfare and developmental activities, he added.
On the other hand, the leaders will discuss on the developmental activities taken up by the TDP government in Andhra Pradesh. It also will create awareness on the welfare schemes being implemented for the last four years in the state.
On the occasion, the TDP would increase pressure on the BJP over its failure in granting Special Category Status to the state and fulfilling other promises made in the AP Reorganisation Act.
TDP is also preparing to attack YSRCP and its president YS Jaganmohan Reddy. Srinivasulu said that the party will expose the hurdles created by Jaganmohan Reddy and his party in the development of sate in the Mahanadu.
