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Satisfied Modi's Ego By Calling Him SIR: CBN
By: Tupaki Desk | 31 Jan 2019 10:03 AM GMT
AP CM Chandrababu Naidu claimed he addressed PM Narendra Modi as 'SIR' to satisfy his ego in the best interest of the state. He told, 'I had done everything possible hoping Modi would do justice to AP post bifurcation. Addressed then US President Bill Clinton as Mr.Clinton instead of 'SIR'. Though Modi is my junior in politics, I addressed him as 'SIR' at least 10 times when he got hold of power only to satisfy his ego out of hope of getting justice to the state'.
During the All-Party Meeting, Naidu opined TDP would have got 10 more seats without alliance with BJP in 2014 Elections. He claimed to have sacrificed those seats in the best interest of the state.
Babu recalled he was the first to demand the resignation of Narendra Modi as Gujarat CM following Godhra Riots. He alleged case against Telangana CM KCR was quashed after he conspired with PM Modi. During this meeting, Naidu assured to withdraw cases against those fighting for Special Category Status.
People wondered how could TDP call it an All-Party Meeting when YCP, JSP, Congress, BJP and Left Parties turned down the invitation. Only SP, BSP, Pratyeka Hoda Sadana Samithi Members and Employees Associations attended the meeting.
During the All-Party Meeting, Naidu opined TDP would have got 10 more seats without alliance with BJP in 2014 Elections. He claimed to have sacrificed those seats in the best interest of the state.
Babu recalled he was the first to demand the resignation of Narendra Modi as Gujarat CM following Godhra Riots. He alleged case against Telangana CM KCR was quashed after he conspired with PM Modi. During this meeting, Naidu assured to withdraw cases against those fighting for Special Category Status.
People wondered how could TDP call it an All-Party Meeting when YCP, JSP, Congress, BJP and Left Parties turned down the invitation. Only SP, BSP, Pratyeka Hoda Sadana Samithi Members and Employees Associations attended the meeting.
