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  • TDP will emerge victorious in Mahbubabad: Kasani

    Mahabubabad/ Hyderabad: Telugu Desam Telangana president Kasani Gnaneshwar expressed confidence that his party will emerge victorious in the upcoming elections to the Assembly from Mahabubabad constituency.

    Addressing the party cadres of Mahabubabad district at the NTR Bhavan in Hyderabad on Saturday, Gnaneshwar told them to work in tandem to regain the past glory. “Telugu Desam has a vice-like grip on Mahabubabad constituency as it had worked for the welfare of the tribal communities,” Gnaneshwar said, referring to the Chandrababu Naidu regime in the united Andhra Pradesh.

    Referring to the joinings to the party fold from other parties, he told the cadres to embrace them with utmost respect. Further, Gnaneshwar expressed confidence that the Telugu Desam will make a strong comeback in Telangana. Premchand Vyas, K Ailaiah, Bomma Venkateshwarlu, A Yellaiah Yadav, G Bhima Naik, ram Reddy and Ravi Goud were among others who met Gnaneshwar.

  • Development is possible only with TDP: Kanna Lakshminarayana

    Development is possible only with TDP: Kanna Lakshminarayana

    Narasaraopet: TDP Sattenapalli Assembly Constituency in-charge Kanna Lakshminarayana said that development is possible with the TDP government and recalled that the TDP included state development in manifesto.

    He distributed pamphlets of Bhavishyattuki Guarantee to the residents of fourth division in Sattenapalli town. He urged people to support TDP for the welfare of poor and development of the state. He said that the development has come to a grinding halt in the state during the last four years under the YSRCP rule. Janaki Ramaiah along with his followers joined TDP in presence of Kanana Lakshminarayana on the occasion.

  • TDP, BC organizations protest with the body

    TDP, BC organizations protest with the body

    Cherukupalli(Bapatla district): Repalle MLA Anagani Satya Prasad, BC Samkshema Sangam state president Kesana Sankara Rao and BC leaders staged a rasta roko with the body of 15-years old boy Amarnath Goud at Island Centre in Cherakupalli on Saturday demanding justice to the family members of the deceased. Later, they staged a dharna on the on National Highway too. Some persons poured petrol and set him ablase while he was on his way to tuition in Rajavolu village under Cherukupalli mandal on Friday morning.

    Tense situation prevailed in the town when the TDP cadres and a large number of BC Sangam leaders gathered the National Highway. Vehicles stranded for a long distance on both sides due to the agitation. The agitators demanded Rs 25-lakh ex gratia to the family of the deceased and refused to call of their stir till the government accepted their demands.

    Repalle revenue divisional officer (RDO) Pardha Saradhi swung into action and spoke to district collector Ranjit Basha over cell phone on the situation. Later, he reached the site of agitation and assured that the government will pay Rs 10-lakh ex gratia ,a government job and a house to the family members of the deceased. Finally, the agitators withdrew their protest and went to Uppalavaripalem with the body of the boy Amarnath.

    Rajya Sabha member Mopidevi Venkata Ramana Rao who came to Amarnath’s house at Uppalavaripalem village to console the family members of Amarnath had to face the ire of the villagers. The relatives of the boy and villagers stopped Venkata Ramana Rao from going to Amarnath’s house and demanded justice to the family of the deceased. When the YSRCP MP said he would personally give Rs 1 lakh the villagers said rather they would give him Rs 1 lakh. They forced him to go back. Later, police brought the situation under control.

    Speaking to media, Bapatla SP Vakul Jindal made it clear that Amarnath murder has nothing to do with politics and was result of disputes between two families. He said there was no political background to either of the families.

    He said they had recorded the dying declaration of Amarnath and were collecting evidence scientifically. Of the four accused, the police arrested three accused, including the main accused Venkateswara Reddy so far. He assured that justice will be done to the family of murdered boy.

  • TDP will win glory again in Telangana: Chandrababu Naidu

    TDP will win glory again in Telangana: Chandrababu Naidu

    Hyderabad: Telugu Desam Party (TDP) national President Nara Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday exuded confidence that his party will regain full glory in Telangana.

    Addressing TDP leaders and workers at the party’s Telangana headquarters here, the former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh said that he has no doubt that the party will regain its glory.

    He asked the party cadres to work hard to once again develop the TDP into a major political force in Telangana.

    Naidu, who was Chief Minister of undivided Andhra Pradesh between 1995 and 2004, claimed that if Telangana has achieved huge progress and today emerged as the number one state in the country, it was because of the foundation laid by the TDP.

    “If you see Hitec City, Cyberabad, Airport, Metro and Genome Valley, the effort made by the TDP is clearly visible,” he said.

    Naidu also stated that after bifurcation Telangana’s economy improved and it marched ahead as the Chief Ministers who came after that did not stop development and did not resort to destruction. “When it comes to Andhra Pradesh, there was destruction, development was stopped and people’s lives thrown into darkness,” he said exuding confidence that the TDP will return to power in Andhra Pradesh.

    This was Naidu’s first visit to Hyderabad after he was recently re-elected as the President of the TDP at the party’s annual conclave at Rajahmundry.

    Naidu’s visit and meeting with Telangana TDP leaders also assume significance in the wake of his meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP national President JP Nadda in Delhi on June 3.

    The TDP President’s meeting with Amit Shah, the first since 2018, came amid reports that TDP and BJP are keen to revive their alliance in Telugu states.

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    Assembly elections in Telangana are scheduled towards the end of 2023 while elections to Andhra Pradesh Assembly are due along with Lok Sabha polls next year.

    “I have no doubt that after these two elections, the TDP will emerge as the most powerful party of Telugus,” said Naidu at the meeting in Hyderabad on Tuesday.

    The TDP had pulled out of the BJP-led NDA in 2018 over the issue of special category status to Andhra Pradesh. The party had fought 2018 Assembly elections in alliance with Congress and smaller parties but had to bite the dust.

    The TDP went alone in Andhra Pradesh but lost power to the YSR Congress Party. After the crushing defeat, Naidu softened his stand towards the BJP and is now keen to join hands with it in both Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.

  • Development is possible only with TDP: Kanna Lakshminarayana

    Development is possible only with TDP: Kanna Lakshminarayana

    Narasaraopet: Former minister and TDP leader Kanna Lakshminarayana on Sunday ploughed fields and started agricultural activity for Kharif season on the occasion of Eruvaka Pournami at Pedamakkena village of Sattenapalli Assembly constituency.

    Speaking on this occasion, he recalled that TDP national president N Chandrababu Naidu promised to give a financial assistance of Rs 20,000 per annum to the farmers in the manifesto to extend helping hand to the farmers. He welcomed it.

    Kanna said that development is possible with the TDP government only and criticised that farmers are not getting minimum support price during the YSRCP government. He expressed confidence that the voters are vexed with the YSRCP government will elect the TDP in the coming Assembly elections.

  • Bandi Sanjay refutes talks of alliance with TDP

    Bandi Sanjay refutes talks of alliance with TDP

    Hyderabad: State BJP chief Bandi Sanjay Kumar on Sunday asked what was wrong in Telugu Desam Party national president N Chandrababu Naidu meeting Union Minister Amit Shah and party national president JP Nadda. Speaking to district party leaders, he dismissed reports that BJP and TDP are in talks for an alliance.

    He recalled that earlier West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin and Bihar CM Nitish Kumar had also met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah to discuss issues related to their respective States. Bandi asked the leaders not to read too much into such reports.

    He said the party’s main agenda was to develop the country comprehensively. Against this backdrop, “not only former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu but also, Modi and Shah had met other CMs of the Opposition-ruled States.” “It is not nature of BJP to act like BRS chief and Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, not meeting people and Opposition parties by confining himself to Pragati Bhavan and letting down interests of Telangana. Alliance with BJP is only a figment of imagination of some, Bandi quipped.

    He alleged that the BRS, Congress and some other forces have been working to downplay the growing graph of BJP in Telangana by pedaling false narratives to mislead people. He told the leaders that the BRS, Congress, AIMIM and Communist parties have joined hands to contest to stop the surge of BJP.

    The BJP State chief asked the leaders to intensify the Mahajan Sampark Yatra to meet people as part of the programme scheduled till the end of June. To make the massive outreach programme a success to create awareness among people on welfare and development initiatives to mark completion of nine years of Modi government. He asked them to actively participate in driving ‘Gadapa Gadapaku BJP’ (BJP to every doorstep) to take benefits of the Central schemes to people.

    Bandi said people of the State “are fed up with the BRS rule and are looking at BJP as an alternative force to oust KCR whenever elections take place.