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Deve Gowda Declares Chandrababu Naidu PM Face of Regional Partners, Andhra CM Junks Suggestion However, the JD(S) patriarch did not say anything about TRS president and Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, who had earlier sought his support for a federal coalition. Vijayawada: Stating that the country was looking forward to TDP president N Chandrababu Naidu’s leadership, JD(S) chief and former prime minister Deve Gowda on Monday predicted the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister as the country’s next prime minister. Stating that the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) would win 150 Assembly seats and about 20 parliamentary constituencies, Gowda said Naidu would lead the coalition front of regional parties. However, he did not say anything about Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) president and Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, who had earlier sought his support for a federal coalition. Urging the people of Andhra Pradesh to reject the BJP and vote for TDP candidates, Gowda said the saffron party would bite dust in the upcoming polls for failing to deliver, besides denying special status to the state. Gowda and Naidu addressed joint rallies in Krishna district on Monday evening in support of TDP candidates for the April 11 elections in the state. During a gathering at Tiruvuru in the district, Gowda said the ruling TDP would be back in power in Andhra, adding that there was no use of electing candidates of the YSR Congress whose president Jagan Mohan Reddy was facing criminal cases and visiting courts. Gowda, who began his speeches with the chants of “TDP Zindabad” and “Chandrababu zindabad”, heaped praises on Naidu for his effort to develop Amaravati as Andhra’s capital following the bifurcation of the state. In turn, Naidu praised Gowda for his integrity and secular politics in these tough times. The former prime minister once also referred to the TDP chief Naidu as “honourable prime minister” and then corrected it to “would-be Prime Minister.” Quick in his reaction, Naidu said, “I am not an aspirant for any post.” Noting that the country was today facing several challenges as "all democratic institutions have been demolished," Gowda said a debate has been going on in the media on who could challenge Modi. “Who is going to challenge Modi is an issue. That has been going on in the media… Naidu has taken the lead to fight Modis undemocratic ways of destroying democratic institutions," he said. |