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TDP holds rally over denial of SCS to AP
The TDP organised a bike rally in the city on Thursday, protesting against the attitude of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in not according the Special Category Status to the State The rally commenced at Morampudi junction and ended at Kotipalli bus station
Rajamahendravaram: The TDP organised a bike rally in the city on Thursday, protesting against the attitude of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in not according the Special Category Status to the State. The rally commenced at Morampudi junction and ended at Kotipalli bus station.
Participating in the rally, rural MLA Gorantla Buchaiah Choudary and Aryapuram Cooperative Urban Bank chairman Challa Shankar Rao said that Modi assured the people of Andhra Pradesh that his government would accord SCS to the state at the feet of Lord Venkateswara Swamy in the temple town of Tirupathi five years ago but failed to fulfill it.
The BJP leaders have no moral right to participate in the meetings in Andhra Pradesh and the people are ready to teach them a fitting lesson, they said.
He wanted to as to know why the BJP leaders in the State were still supporting Modi though he cheated them by making false promises.
He said that it was highly unethical on the part of the BJP leaders to still support Modi though he was working against the interests of the State.
He said that it was unfortunate that Chandrababu Naidu who was working very hard was not getting support from the Cente.
TDP leaders S Srihari, MVD Rao, M Padma, P Srinu and many others were present.
