Guntur: AP Chief Minister N, Chandrababu Naidu on Monday mounted a scathing attack on the TS government and its Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao and warned him of dire sequences for tapping his phone.
He was taking part in the Maha Sankalpam meeting in front of Acharya Nagarjuna University where the Telugu Desam government had taken oath a year ago.
Addressing a large gathering of MPs, MLAs and party leaders, Mr Naidu questioned how the TRS government could tap his phone in Hyderabad, which was the combined capital of the two states for the next 10 years. He said that the TS CM had insulted the 5 crore people of AP by tapping his phone and added that he would see the matter till the end and would not spare anyone who tried to finish the TD.
Mr Naidu claiming that law and order should be in the hands of the Governor and warned that AP too had an ACB and could retaliate. He said that if the two states started clashing then the conflict would be fearful. He alleged that the TRS, Congress and the YSRC conspired to eliminate the TD but it would fight all conspiracies.
Mr Naidu questioned who gave the power to Mr Rao to tap his phone despite protection under Section 8 of the AP Reorganisation Act against phone tapping.
He said that the TRS had released the phone-tapping record to disturb the Maha Sankalpam despite organising TS Formation Day celebrations on Tank Bund in Hyderabad, which was developed by him.
He warned that if he started retaliating against the TRS government, no one would be spared as he had arsenal against the TRS government and would reveal them if needed. He said Mr Jagan Mohan Reddy despite facing 16 cases and having to appear at court regularly, was levelling allegations against the TD shamelessly. He said that the Congress, YSRC and TRS had no morals and its leaders were ruthless people as the YSRC had supported the TRS in the recent MLC elections. He warned that the political parties that had tried to trouble the TD were finished and the TRS would face the same fate.
Taped conversation between Chandrababu Naidu and MLA Elvis Stephenson
