BJP duped people of North Andhra, alleges FDNA
The Hindu
‘Party failed to fulfil promises made to region in the A.P. Reorganisation Act
The Forum for Development of North Andhra (FDNA) has alleged that the Bharatiya Janata Party government at the Centre has ‘cheated’ the people of North Andhra by failing to implement the promises made to the region in the AP Reorganisation Act, 2014.
Responding to the announcement of the BJP State president on Tuesday on the party’s five-day agitation plan in North Andhra, FDNA general secretary A. Aja Sarma sought that before declaring the action plan, the BJP leader should come out with an explanation to the people of the region on how much it had given for the implementation of special package for development of the backward districts of North Andhra in the last seven years and what was the development achieved in north Andhra with those funds.
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