Following Saturday's No trust movement in Lok Sabha, Andhra Pradesh's Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu cleared up his stand that he won't hold hands with the NDA party in the upcoming 2019 elections. The party which hosted combined the NDA get in 2014 elections and has been requesting the concede of unique status to Andhra Pradesh as far back as the partition of Telangana.
TDP has raised a No-trust movement in Lok Sabha as the NDA government precluded the demand from claiming unique status to Andhra Pradesh. Naidu said that Four long periods of sit back has done nothing for Andhra Pradesh. He stated, "If the state hasn't gotten any equity over the span of four years, how might they expect that once more?"
Talking about the no-certainty movement, Naidu has said that it is a clash of Morality versus Majority. While he expressed gratitude toward the resistances for supporting the movement the movement was crushed by the NDA government after a thorough open deliberation of almost 12 hours.
NDA government has denied the unique status to Andhra Pradesh expressing that it can't be conceded to the state as the Fourteenth Finance Commission does not permit it. Countering to the remark Mr. Naidu said that FFC doesn't have any part it and requested that not drag them into it. He additionally said that the legislature needed to accept a call
Union Minister Arun Jaitley was additionally questioned by the Chief Minister for denying the exceptional status to Andhra Pradesh however stretching out the same toward the Northeastern States. The TDP pioneer additionally commented about Modi's examination of him with Telangana's Chief Minister K Chandra Sekhara Rao as being skillful, by saying that he is higher ranking than the PM himself as he was the person who turned into the Chief Minister in 1995 and Modi took the seat in 2001.
TDP has raised a No-trust movement in Lok Sabha as the NDA government precluded the demand from claiming unique status to Andhra Pradesh. Naidu said that Four long periods of sit back has done nothing for Andhra Pradesh. He stated, "If the state hasn't gotten any equity over the span of four years, how might they expect that once more?"
Talking about the no-certainty movement, Naidu has said that it is a clash of Morality versus Majority. While he expressed gratitude toward the resistances for supporting the movement the movement was crushed by the NDA government after a thorough open deliberation of almost 12 hours.
NDA government has denied the unique status to Andhra Pradesh expressing that it can't be conceded to the state as the Fourteenth Finance Commission does not permit it. Countering to the remark Mr. Naidu said that FFC doesn't have any part it and requested that not drag them into it. He additionally said that the legislature needed to accept a call
Union Minister Arun Jaitley was additionally questioned by the Chief Minister for denying the exceptional status to Andhra Pradesh however stretching out the same toward the Northeastern States. The TDP pioneer additionally commented about Modi's examination of him with Telangana's Chief Minister K Chandra Sekhara Rao as being skillful, by saying that he is higher ranking than the PM himself as he was the person who turned into the Chief Minister in 1995 and Modi took the seat in 2001.
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