TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu set a target of winning more than 160 assembly seats in the forthcoming elections in the state. Conducting a workshop to the TDP candidates for Assembly Lok Sabha polls, he said that TDP, Jana Sena and BJP together should win such a number of seats and asserted that it will be the responsibility of TDP cadre all over the state to ensure such a mammoth success.
Leaders of Jana Sena and BJP Nadendla Manohar and Pathuri Nagabushanam were also present in the meeting. The former chief minister said that the alliance between these three parties was intended to put the state back on track and lead it on the path of development.
Naidu said that it is certain that at the national level too, the NDA alliance will win more than 400 Lok Sabha seats and form the government once again. In Andhra Pradesh, he expressed confidence that the alliance will win 24 Lok Sabha seats, out of 25 seats, including Kadapa.
Naidu said that both YCP and chief minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy cann’t show their face to people for seeking votes in their native Kadapa district also. Will they ask for votes for killing uncle Vivekananda Reddy?, he asked. He asserted that the corrupt, anarchic and destructive regime in the state will end in two months.
He said that he will campaign in 160 constituencies and also ask Pawan Kalyan to campaign extensively. He announced that the party will be issuing a time table to the party candidates for the next 25 days. Accordingly, he said that they should go to the public as widely as possible.
He asked party candidates to reach all the communities in the state and cautioned them not to waste a single day in the next two months and return back with a great victory. He expressed concern that due to alliance these three parties are unable to give seats to several key leaders, eveno those who fought many battles and went to jails during the last five years.
Stating that as many as 31 leaders in TDP have lost their opportunities to contest and the same problem exists in Jana Sena and BJP parties also. However, he said that the best possible candidates were selected.
