TDP leaders call upon cadre to create awareness on ‘excesses’ of YSRCP government on Naidu in Andhra Pradesh
The Hindu
TDP leaders call on cadre to take to streets, create awareness on 'excesses' of YSRCP govt. on Naidu.
Former Minister and senior leader of Telugu Desam Party(TDP) Ch. Ayyanna Patrudu has called upon the party cadre to take to the streets, and create awareness among the people on the ‘excesses’ being committed by the ruling YSRCP government on TDP national president N. Chandrababu Naidu.
An extended meeting of the Visakhapatnam district TDP was held at the party office here on Tuesday in the wake of the 14-day remand given to Mr. Naidu by the ACB Court. The party leaders released a poster with the caption ‘Babu tho nenu’ (meaning “I am with Babu”) on the occasion.
Addressing the party workers, Mr. Ayyanna Patrudu said that TDP has several loyal workers, who were ready to sacrifice their lives for the party. Stressing on the need to emerge victorious in the 2024 general elections, he said that if Mr. Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy returns to power, he would not allow them (TDP leaders and cadre) to live in Andhra Pradesh.
He alleged that Mr. Jagan had managed the official machinery to get Mr. Naidu arrested.
Former Minister Bandaru Satyanarayana Murthy alleged that Mr. Jagan had got Moddu Srinu murdered in jail in the Paritala Ravi case. He called upon the party cadre to pull up the YSRCP leaders and Ministers, when they visit their villages and towns.
Telugu Mahila State president V. Anita called upon the party leaders and cadre to wage united struggles against the “repression by the ruling party” and asked them not to fear police cases. She said that all the cases would be lifted after the TDP comes to power.
Visakhapatnam East MLA Velagapudi Ramakrishna Babu said that Mr. Naidu had set up Skill Development Centres to provide employment opportunities to the youth. He called upon the party leaders and cadre to stand by Mr. Naidu and Mr. Lokesh in this hour of crisis. He predicted that the TDP would emerge victorious in the 2024 elections.
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