On Monday, the ysr congress party questioned N Chandrababu Naidu's exuberance after meeting prime minister Narendra Modi at the Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav gathering. Naidu is the head of the telugu desam party and a former chief minister of Andhra Pradesh. What is there to be so happy about if Modi and Naidu spoke for five minutes? Why does the yellow media give that little meeting such ecstatic coverage? According to YSRC politician and government advisor Sajjala ramakrishna Reddy, it "clearly illustrates how low Naidu and his yellow media descended to obtain cheap attention."
He recalled that chief minister Y S jagan Mohan reddy had spent over an hour at the dining table with prime minister Narendra Modi, along with two other chief ministers. "A lot of topics were covered during the lunch meeting. However, jagan did not pursue notoriety for the incident," he recalled. Sajjala claimed that Naidu's extreme feelings of insecurity were the cause of his desire to attract attention for his five-minute conversation with Modi. The prime minister usually visits each participant to extend a greeting after each meeting. He reasoned that Modi and Naidu might have discussed anything.
"Naidu might have said that Modi had just provided amaravati with a pot of soil and no cash. Modi may have claimed Naidu had abused him in the past, but he was attempting to mend fences once more. However, the yellow media made an effort to suggest that Modi had asked for Naidu's appointment. According to a newspaper report, Modi told Naidu, "This is your house; you can walk it whenever you want." Is it not acting in a low manner? Sajjala enquired. He said that Naidu was still attempting to gain the BJP's support, although Naidu has not acknowledged this.
He recalled that chief minister Y S jagan Mohan reddy had spent over an hour at the dining table with prime minister Narendra Modi, along with two other chief ministers. "A lot of topics were covered during the lunch meeting. However, jagan did not pursue notoriety for the incident," he recalled. Sajjala claimed that Naidu's extreme feelings of insecurity were the cause of his desire to attract attention for his five-minute conversation with Modi. The prime minister usually visits each participant to extend a greeting after each meeting. He reasoned that Modi and Naidu might have discussed anything.
"Naidu might have said that Modi had just provided amaravati with a pot of soil and no cash. Modi may have claimed Naidu had abused him in the past, but he was attempting to mend fences once more. However, the yellow media made an effort to suggest that Modi had asked for Naidu's appointment. According to a newspaper report, Modi told Naidu, "This is your house; you can walk it whenever you want." Is it not acting in a low manner? Sajjala enquired. He said that Naidu was still attempting to gain the BJP's support, although Naidu has not acknowledged this.
