New Delhi: The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, who was in Delhi as part of his strategy to fulfill his vested interests, met various leaders at the Center to create a Grand Alliance in lieu of the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections.

Talking to the media in New Delhi after meeting Congress president Rahul Gandhi, he said that he couldn’t understand why the TRS did not accept his proposal for an alliance with the TDP.

Almost as if he admitted that the TDP had talks with TRS party and vice versa where the TRS also said that they refused his tie up, he said that any questions relating to the development of the state should be asked directly to the caretaker Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao of Telangana.

In addition to that Chandrababu also stressed on the fact that because of his hard work in the past as the Chief Minister of United Andhra, Hyderabad had developed as one of the best cities in the country. It can be clearly seen that he is trying to project himself as the architect of modern Hyderabad, but there was no mention of the development of the capital of Andhra Pradesh, Amaravati in his speech.

Taking credit for the high growth percentage of the state of Telangana due to his contribution, he added that he was happy and proud of his role in developing Hyderabad. But he also clearly ruled out that he had no role to play in Telangana politics as he was busy with the development of Andhra Pradesh and had left it to the local party leaders to develop their own identity.

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