His comment came after Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala stepped up the charges against the former Union minister, asking the criteria for granting of exemption in payment of government charges of Rs 2.46 crore to Swarna Bharat Trust of Naidu's daughter.
He also asked why similar exemption was not granted to hundreds of other NGOs by the government.
"The Congress party had raised four issues seeking response from Naidu and they were duly responded to. Congress again today sought to rehash the same accusations with the sole intention of continuing with their mudslinging campaign against Naidu," Y Satya Kumar, spokesperson of Naidu, said in a statement.
Surjewala had also said the Trust has been issued a notice under Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 and asked if it was fair to grant exemption in payment of "public charges" to a trust that is facing FCRA proceedings.
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Responding to the allegation, Swarna Bharat Trust CEO J Sarat Babu and Chairman K V Vishnu Raju, in a joint statement, said the Trust had decided not to receive any foreign contributions and has also not received any such contribution till date.
"The said notice also stated that FCRA Registration will be cancelled if no response was received from the Trust. We understand that over 5,000 organisations have received similar notices," they said.
Swarna Bharat Trust is not a family trust and Naidu is not associated with the day-to-day management of the affairs of the Trust, they said, adding the Trust is being run and managed by ten Trustees.