TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu’s blood started boiling “for the injustice done to the State” on this day in 2019.
It was on this day, he appeared in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly in black shirt, as a mark of protest against the BJP and the injustice done to the State, after bifurcation.
He gave a lengthy speech on the floor of the House, in the very presence of the BJP MLAs, hitting hard against the BJP leadership, targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
It was on this day, he heckled the BJP leadership. It was on this day, he abused the Prime Minister for not fulfilling the promises to the State after bifurcation. It was on this day, Chandrababu Naidu called Narendra Modi a traitor and a betrayer.
Naidu had sided with the BJP in the 2014 elections. He sailed with the BJP for four years. He silenced the voices for the special category status and other benefits.
He used and misused the police force to close the voices and tie the hands for raising slogans of special category status.
He had compromised with the BJP leaders who have offered the special package to the state in the place of special category statues.
He showered praises on the BJP leadership and Prime Minister Narendra Modi all through, for four years.
Then, when there was nothing in the 2018-19 budget for the state and when just elections were just two months away, he spoke in the Assembly on February 1, 2019.
He hurled abuses at the BJP. He cursed the party and its leadership and pledged to crush the party at the national level in the impending elections.
He then started touring the nation, aligning even with the Congress, ahead of the April 2019 general elections.
Finally, he was defeated and his party was crushed to 23 MLAs and 3 MPs, while Narendra Modi had come back to power with a thumping majority.
That was how Chandrababu Naidu’s blood boiled in those days. In fact, his blood is also boiling these days, for two reasons – to have friendship with Modi and to restore his un-built and non-starter dream city, Amaravati!
