BANGALORE: Rubbishing reports about dissensions in BJP
BANGALORE: Rubbishing reports about disputes in BJP over its Prime Ministerial competitor, senior pioneer M Venkaiah Naidu today said the gathering might affirm its decision at a "proper time".
Reacting to questions on diverse voices from BJP on the issue of Prime Ministerial hopeful, especially in the light of gathering MP Shatrughan Sinha discussing L K Advani, Naidu stated that the gathering was united.
Then again, he said Congress had been shaken by Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's height as executive of the Campaign Committee. The gathering was levelling "crazy" assertions and running a "crusade of slander" against Modi and BJP, which might boomerang on them, he said.
Excoriating TRS President K Chandrasekhar Rao's remark on workers from non-Telangana locales which has blended up a column, Naidu said there was no need for such proclamations as it might make misjudging and question around the individuals.
"The methodology of division has not yet initiated. Thusly there is no need of putting forth such expressions. It will no way help the explanation for a differentiate (Telangana) state," he included.
Rao had supposedly said non-Telangana state government representatives from Rayalaseema and seaside Andhra must about-face to their particular districts.
Naidu said the Congress was carrying on in "generally juvenile way" and not done what's necessary homework on managing the scenario in Andhra Pradesh.
On the probability of partnerships for Lok Sabha surveys in Karnataka, he said the gathering might examine the issue as and when vital. "I might want to make stand out remark. When and then afterward the Lok Sabha races, there will be arrangements and re-arrangements all through the nation."
Naidu said government's stand in the eyes of the Supreme Court on self-sufficiency to CBI demonstrated to it needed to hold the organization under its political control. By not tolerating the three-year settled term to the CBI chief, the legislature had just made it clear it needs the "Damocles sword" to hang over his head to make him agreeable to political force, he said.
Reacting to questions on diverse voices from BJP on the issue of Prime Ministerial hopeful, especially in the light of gathering MP Shatrughan Sinha discussing L K Advani, Naidu stated that the gathering was united.
Then again, he said Congress had been shaken by Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's height as executive of the Campaign Committee. The gathering was levelling "crazy" assertions and running a "crusade of slander" against Modi and BJP, which might boomerang on them, he said.
Excoriating TRS President K Chandrasekhar Rao's remark on workers from non-Telangana locales which has blended up a column, Naidu said there was no need for such proclamations as it might make misjudging and question around the individuals.
"The methodology of division has not yet initiated. Thusly there is no need of putting forth such expressions. It will no way help the explanation for a differentiate (Telangana) state," he included.
Rao had supposedly said non-Telangana state government representatives from Rayalaseema and seaside Andhra must about-face to their particular districts.
Naidu said the Congress was carrying on in "generally juvenile way" and not done what's necessary homework on managing the scenario in Andhra Pradesh.
On the probability of partnerships for Lok Sabha surveys in Karnataka, he said the gathering might examine the issue as and when vital. "I might want to make stand out remark. When and then afterward the Lok Sabha races, there will be arrangements and re-arrangements all through the nation."
Naidu said government's stand in the eyes of the Supreme Court on self-sufficiency to CBI demonstrated to it needed to hold the organization under its political control. By not tolerating the three-year settled term to the CBI chief, the legislature had just made it clear it needs the "Damocles sword" to hang over his head to make him agreeable to political force, he said.
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