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Will fight till goals are achieved: Naidu
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Friday warned the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre that he would not give up his fight for justice until he achieved his goals. Naidu, as part of his Dharma Porata Deeksha here, slammed the Centre for neglecting Andhra Pradesh, though the state had been raising its voice against the injustice meted out to it by the NDA government.
Kakinada: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Friday warned the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre that he would not give up his fight for justice until he achieved his goals. Naidu, as part of his Dharma Porata Deeksha here, slammed the Centre for neglecting Andhra Pradesh, though the state had been raising its voice against the injustice meted out to it by the NDA government.
Referring to reports that money parked by Indians in Swiss banks had grown by 50 per cent in 2017, Naidu wanted to know whose money it was and demanded to know what had happened to the promise of Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he would get all the stash in Swiss banks to India.
The BJP, with its ill-advised policies, had brought misery and tribulation to the people across the country. The harshest of its measures was demonetization. The NDA government had allowed perpetuation of pliable systems in banks which had allowed borrowers like Vijaya Mallya and Nirav Modi escape from India. "Your money is not safe in banks anymore.
The ATMs had gone dry and there is no guarantee that your money would be safe in banks," Naidu said. Narendra Modi, who had made several promises for the state at Tirupati, the abode of Lord Venkateswara, had no qualms in breaking them.
