Orchestrated Campaign Of Lies Against BJP In AP:GVL

Vijayawada: BJP MP in Rajya Sabha GVL Narasimha Rao said that over the last two months an orchestrated campaign of lies was going on in Andhra Pradesh. Speaking to media along with AP BJP President Kanna Lakshminarayana here today, he said that false information about central government funds and other aspects was being propagated by AP Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu.

GVL recalled Chandrababu's recent statement saying that the central government had released an additional fund of Rs 3000 crores for Gujarat's Vallabhbhai Patel Project, while the fact was that the central government had given Rs 300 crores only. The Centre released funds to the tune of Rs 1000 crores for AP Capital development, he said and expressed his shock over Chandrababu mentioning that Rs 230 crores were spent till date.

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The BJP MP suggested to the AP CM to stop focusing on corruption and think about the state's development. He reminded the media that it was Chandrababu who passed a resolution on April 17, 2017 on behalf of NDA alliance partners, saying that Narendra Modi should continue as the Prime Minister even after the next elections. GVL said he was shocked that by December the TDP Chief had changed his stance and was speaking against BJP.

Kanna Lakshminarayana said that Chandrababu was trying to suggest that BJP and YSRCP were in alliance and fight the next elections. This was nothing but AP CM trying to be crafty, but it was irresponsible of him to point out such false alliances. Kanna called upon Chandrababu to stop playing the blame game now.

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The state BJP leader said that corruption in AP was now on an unprecedented scale and gave the example of Polavaram project and that the project was handed over to an incompetent person. He wondered if it was not Chandrababu who had got former TTD Hear priest Ramana deekshitulu removed from his post. He warned the TDP Chief to get ready for a CBI enquiry into the issue.