AP CM Chandrababu Naidu released 10 White Papers on the TDP Rule in the past four-and-a-half years. While claiming to have developed AP better than any other state, He kept alleging Centre has been stopping the progress of AP by conspiring with YCP and Jana Sena.
Undavalli Arun Kumar convened a press meet Today to share his views on the White Papers. He questioned Chandrababu Naidu what is the connection between White Papers & allegations he is making on Centre. He alleged, 'Misrepresentation of facts happened with the White Papers. Chandrababu Naidu can alone explain how he developed AP if BJP, YCP and Jana Sena stopped the progress? These white papers are mere publicity stunt'.
Undavalli challenged TDP Government whether if it's ready for the debate on White Papers. He questioned what is the use of White Papers if there is no healthy debate. 'If AP Government is ready for the debate, I will reach Amaravati and remain there for 10 days. We could discuss about one White Paper per day. If Government could prove that contents in the White Paper are true, I will accept my fault and issue unconditional apology to the Government on the spot,' he challenged.
Undavalli Arun Kumar convened a press meet Today to share his views on the White Papers. He questioned Chandrababu Naidu what is the connection between White Papers & allegations he is making on Centre. He alleged, 'Misrepresentation of facts happened with the White Papers. Chandrababu Naidu can alone explain how he developed AP if BJP, YCP and Jana Sena stopped the progress? These white papers are mere publicity stunt'.
Undavalli challenged TDP Government whether if it's ready for the debate on White Papers. He questioned what is the use of White Papers if there is no healthy debate. 'If AP Government is ready for the debate, I will reach Amaravati and remain there for 10 days. We could discuss about one White Paper per day. If Government could prove that contents in the White Paper are true, I will accept my fault and issue unconditional apology to the Government on the spot,' he challenged.