D. purandeswari, the president of the bjp state, has stated unequivocally that neither she nor her family members had anything to do with the narcotics found in Visakhapatnam. Speaking to the media on thursday in Rajamahendravaram, east godavari district, she stated that some of the attendees had started allegations that her family was connected to the narcotics that had been confiscated. She replied there was no truth to it. She had earlier spoken at the party's election management meeting with Siddhardnath Singh, the co-incharge of the party's elections.
 
She remarked that in order to put a stop to the YSRC's destructive leadership and make room for the reconstruction of a new Andhra Pradesh, the three parties—the bjp, the JS, and the TD—have united. She urged the populace to support the bjp candidate in the Anaparthi seat. purandeswari claimed that during the previous five years of the YSRC government, all growth had stopped in AP, whereas prime minister Narendra Modi's administration saw improvement throughout the nation. Consequently, she continued, it is now essential for the three sides to put aside their disagreements and launch a coordinated assault against the YSRC.
 
Leaders from all three parties would work together to create coordinated action plans and find strategies for attaining grassroots collaboration in this effort. It is customary for the cadres to feel dissatisfied when their respective parties receive constituencies. The three parties want to overthrow the YSRC, which put the state in a debt trap. In order to guarantee the victory of the alliance candidates in every constituency, she advised the bjp cadres to socialise with the TD and JS cadres.
 

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29/03/2024 07:25 AM