Live
- Has Allu Arjun's ‘Pushpa 2’ raked in Rs. 1000 Crore Pre-Release Business?
- Reports of spat with Netanyahu misleading: Germany
- 5.0-magnitude quake hits Alaska Peninsula
- AP assembly elections: Filing of nominations in full swing in the state
- Alaya F stuns in denim look, exudes boss babe energy
- Brillare Clinic Celebrates First Anniversary with Gratitude and Glamour
- Tillu Square: Sidhu Jonnalagadda’s Film to Stream on Netflix in 5 Languages
- Sharwanand’s ‘Maname’ teaser: A glimpse into a refreshing tale
- Hyderabad: ‘SSMB 29’ pre-production underway; team spotted at airport
- LG raises $800 million bond for R&D & facility investments
It’s time to end Narendra Modi’s autocratic rule
Calling upon the people and the rank and file of the TDP to gear up for a just war Dharma Poratam against the autocratic rule of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said the country was passing through a phase of dictatorship
Sattenapalli (Guntur): Calling upon the people and the rank and file of the TDP to gear up for a ‘just war’ (Dharma Poratam) against the autocratic rule of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said the country was passing through a phase of dictatorship. He said the people of the state would get a great opportunity to defeat all such forces in the next 100 days when the state would go in for general election.
Naidu made these comments both at the public meeting on the occasion of unveiling of the statue of party founder president and former chief minister N T Rama Rao as well as during the teleconference he had with partymen where he recalled the vision and determination of NTR in fighting injustice.
He said on the 23rd death anniversary of NTR, the party rank and file should take inspiration from the way the TDP founder president had fought against the dictatorship and autocracy and had even taken on then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and forced her to change her decision.
Now, he said, the country was again witnessing the dictatorship in the form of the BJP, and autocracy in Narendra Modi. Referring to the anti-BJP parties' rally in Kolkata scheduled for Saturday, the Chief Minister claimed that the Telangana Rashtra Samithi and the YSR Congress were in the pro-Modi front as they were not attending it.
Since they are not attending the Kolkata rally being organised by West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee whom KCR had met twice in the recent past to garner support for his Federal Front, it is clear where the TRS and the YSRCP stand," he said.
Chandrababu Naidu asked the party cadre to strive for the party's victory so that it could play a key role in national politics. "We all should work with team spirit and work to fulfil the state's interests," he added.
