AP CM Chandrababu Naidu equates opposition in state with terrorists
'Where are they going, I am asking. Is there any difference between them and terrorists?,' Naidu said.
Kakinada: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has compared his political Opposition to Pakistani terrorists and Maoists because they criticised his development and welfare activities.
Participating in a procession for ‘Arogya Andhra Pradesh and War on Mosquitoes’ and a public meeting afterwards, here on Saturday, he said that there was threat from Pakistan and terrorists are creating unrest in India.
On the same lines, internally the Opposition in Andhra Pradesh wants to create hurdles for development activities taken up by the ruling TD.
He said that Lord Sri Venkateswara of Tirumala saved him from a Maoist blast when he was going to offer gold ornaments during his earlier tenure.
“It was Lord Venkateswara’s wish that I should come back to serve the people of Andhra Pradesh. Therefore, people should give me full support so that i can take forward the development of the state for the welfare of the people," he said.
“I am willing to spend all my time and work hard for your sake. But you must support me to the full and inspire me to do more work,” he said, adding that otherwise, he may suffer a lot. In this context, some of the people were opposing all development activities, the CM said.