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Narendra Modi acting against federal spirit: TDP
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was acting against the federal spirit and had been trying to destabilise the state governments headed by opposition parties, alleged TDP
Amaravati: Prime Minister Narendra Modi was acting against the federal spirit and had been trying to destabilise the state governments headed by opposition parties, alleged TDP.
TDP official spokesperson Lanka Dinakar, in a release released here on Friday, said that BJP central leadership has been encouraging persons like Rajya Sabha member G V L Narasimha Rao, who did not have even basic knowledge on public issues and who has been working against the interests of five crore people of AP.
“Narasimha Rao has been giving unauthorised and baseless statements to divert attention from the failures of BJP-led Union government in the implementation of assurances given in AP Reorganisation Act,’’ Dinakar said.
He said the Union government has been creating unnecessary hardships to Andhra Pradesh in tackling natural calamities while alleging that Narendra Modi, for his personal benefit, had been encouraging the opposition parties in Andhra Pradesh, but was not interested to provide financial help to the state.
