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Still in alliance with BJP, but will fight for Andhra's rights: TDP

TDP had decided to 'expose' the Centre on what it had done or not done for the state, says Yanamala Ramakrishnudu

TDP MP protest at Parliament House demanding special status for Andhra Pradesh during the second phase of the budget session in New Delhi
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TDP MP protest at Parliament House demanding special status for Andhra Pradesh during the second phase of the budget session in New Delhi

Press Trust of India Amaravati
The Telugu Desam Party, which pulled out of the Modi government this week, on Saturday clarified that its alliance with the BJP was still on, though it was ‘severely hurt’ by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley’s remarks on assistance to Andhra Pradesh.
 
It also described as “unethical” the demand by the YSR Congress asking the TDP to move a no-confidence motion against the NDA government at the Centre.
 
State Finance Minister Yanamala Ramakrishnudu told reporters that the TDP had decided to ‘expose’ the Centre on what it had done or not done for the state — as promised in

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