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Oppn spreading canards:Venkaiah
In a veiled jibe at JD (U) chief Nitish Kumar, who had pitched for a largest possible unity among secular parties against BJP, Union Minister for Urban Development M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday said the efforts by Opposition for realignment were based on their \"disinformation campaign\" against the Centre and claimed that “such front won\'t succeed.\"
Hyderabad: In a veiled jibe at JD (U) chief Nitish Kumar, who had pitched for a largest possible unity among secular parties against BJP, Union Minister for Urban Development M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday said the efforts by Opposition for realignment were based on their "disinformation campaign" against the Centre and claimed that “such front won't succeed."
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Addressing party workers here, Naidu said the opposition was trying to promote the realignment in order to bring a bad repute to Modi government. He termed the "attack" on government by various parties after the death of University of Hyderabad (UoH) research scholar Rohith Vemula as "one single classic example of the disinformation campaign by these forces". "Now the opposition is continuing their disinformation campaign and they were trying for realignment of forces.
Three Cs- the casteist, communal and corrupt forces they want to come together and they want to form a front. Earlier, also they formed such fronts. "They formed national front which become a notional front. They became a united front which became a divided front.
They became a third front and that too had disappeared," the Union Minister said at a function during which K Laxman assumed charge as Telangana State unit president of BJP. "This is nothing new and they are not going to succeed in this as the country is solidly behind Prime Minister Narendra Modi," he said.
