AP CM Chandrababu Naidu is trying to make the most out of the revolt of West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee against the NDA Government. He was the first leader to tweet in support of Didi soon after deeksha was launched against the Union Government for allegedly using CBI to suppress the political opponents.
During Today's tele conference with party leaders, Chandrababu Naidu accused Centre of reopening old cases against the Opposition Leaders in the Country ahead of Lok Sabha Polls. He alleged NDA Government destroyed the institutions and using agencies like CBI for harassing Anti-BJP Forces. Naidu went on to say BJP Leadership began harassing Mamata after her Kolkata rally become a grand success. CM blamed Centre for NIA interference in Jagan's Attack Case and CBI/ED Cases on TDP Leaders. He claimed to be looking forward to project it as a national issue and launch a movement against BJP to save democracy.
Chandrababu Naidu rushed to New Delhi by Monday afternoon to meet the Anti-BJP Parties for mounting pressure on the Union Government.
By evening, AP CM even planned to be at Kolkata to extend his solidarity to Mamata Banerjee who is putting up a spirited fight.
During Today's tele conference with party leaders, Chandrababu Naidu accused Centre of reopening old cases against the Opposition Leaders in the Country ahead of Lok Sabha Polls. He alleged NDA Government destroyed the institutions and using agencies like CBI for harassing Anti-BJP Forces. Naidu went on to say BJP Leadership began harassing Mamata after her Kolkata rally become a grand success. CM blamed Centre for NIA interference in Jagan's Attack Case and CBI/ED Cases on TDP Leaders. He claimed to be looking forward to project it as a national issue and launch a movement against BJP to save democracy.
Chandrababu Naidu rushed to New Delhi by Monday afternoon to meet the Anti-BJP Parties for mounting pressure on the Union Government.
By evening, AP CM even planned to be at Kolkata to extend his solidarity to Mamata Banerjee who is putting up a spirited fight.