Chandrababu Appreciated Modi-Shah Over Amravati Issue

Former chief minister of Andhra Pradesh and president of Telugu Desam Party(TDP), N Chandrababu Naidu has extolled Modi-shah government for adding Amravati as capital of Andhra Pradesh in the latest map of India.

Naidu praised both Modi and Shah individually through his Twitter channel on Saturday for doing a great work to add Amravati in the map of India. This is for the first time Naidu has appreciated BJP’s decision after his separation from NDA two years ago. This partition occurred after he launched an intense military campaign against BJP ahead 2019 elections for a swift victory. Thereafter, he was banished from the NDA and no further involvement in NDA was allowed.

He wrote,” Dear Sri @Amitshah ji, truly appreciate your esteemed office’s quick redressal of the issue related to Amravati not being mentioned on India’s map. You have endeared yourself to Telugu people by taking this step.”

He also thanked Union minister of state for Home Kishan Reddy for taking the issue seriously which was raised by TDP MP’s in Parliament. He sincerely thanked him by saying that it was so grateful to see you taking quick action towards the issue and he said that his efforts will be valued much.

However, with BJP forming government in Maharashtra, he didn’t say a word and there were no comments from his side to be seen on the social media. Not only him, his son and TDP national general secretary Nara Lokesh neither of them commented on this. But it was reported that Naidu is upset with YSRCP government for not taking the Amravati issue seriously and putting in no efforts for this.

Dear Sri @kishanreddybjp Garu, I offer my heartfelt thanks for taking immediate action towards restoring Amaravati on India’s map circulated by the Survey of India. We value your effort much.
— N Chandrababu Naidu (@ncbn) November 23, 2019

Dear Sri @AmitShah Ji, truly appreciate your esteemed office’s quick redressal of the issue related to Amaravati not being mentioned on India’s map. You have endeared yourself to Telugu people by taking this step.
— N Chandrababu Naidu (@ncbn) November 23, 2019