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Agitation to continue until Amaravati is Andhra's only capital: TDP - Vimarsana News

Agitation to continue until Amaravati is Andhra's only capital: TDP

Agitation to continue until Amaravati is Andhra's only capital: TDP ANI | Updated: Dec 17, 2020 14:51 IST Amaravati (Andhra Pradesh) [India], December 17 (ANI): As agitation for making Amaravati as the sole state capital clocks one year, Telugu Desam Party (TDP) MP Jayadev Galla on Thursday said that agitation will continue until Amaravati will be announced as the only capital of the state. Women and farmers held a rally from Tulluru village to Rayapudi. Speaking to ANI, the leader said, "The agitation by farmers and women for the past one year is histor...

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A Year For Amaravati Farmers Protest - Vimarsana News

A Year For Amaravati Farmers Protest

A Year For Amaravati Farmers Protest Published by GulteDesk December 17, 2020 Exactly a year ago i.e, on December 17 th, 2019, AP CM YS Jagan categorically hinted that AP might have three capitals taking queue from South Africa. “Decentralisation of power should be done. Who knows Kurnool may become Judicial Capital, Vizag may become Executive Capital and Amaravati may be the Legislature Capital,” said Jagan categorically in the AP Assembly. This announcement stunned the Amaravati farmers and from the same day, they started their agitation against the ‘Three Capitals.’ Today marks ...

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Hold referendum on three capitals move: Chandrababu Naidu dares Jagan Reddy | India News - Vimarsana News

Hold referendum on three capitals move: Chandrababu Naidu dares Jagan Reddy | India News

File photo AMARAVATI: Opposition Telugu Desam Party chief N Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday challenged the Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy government to conduct a referendum on the three capitals for the state plan and vowed to quit politics if people voted for it. He demanded that the Chief Minister apologise to the people and withdraw the move to relocate the state capital in deference to the wishes of six crore people of the state. Naidu addressed a massive rally Amaravati Janabheri at Rayapudi village here to mark the first anniversary of the farmers struggle for retaining Amaravati as the state ca...

Pic Talk: Naidu Bows Down At Amaravati - Vimarsana News

Pic Talk: Naidu Bows Down At Amaravati

Pic Talk: Naidu Bows Down At Amaravati Published by GulteDesk December 17, 2020 Remember Indra movie where Chiranjeevi bows down and kisses the mother land in Rayalaseema. Well, it’s a dejavu moment for many TDP leaders and Amaravati farmers who witnessed former CM and TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu. Chandrababu Naidu paid a visit to Amaravati’s foundation site. He had kneeled down at the Sankusthapana site of Amaravati and touched his head to the land. Naidu’s emotional namaskara are bringing goose bumps to the locals of Amaravati. As the protests of Amaravati farmers turned a year ol...

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Chandrababu Naidu Dares Jagan Reddy - Hold Referendum On 3 Capitals Move - Vimarsana News

Chandrababu Naidu Dares Jagan Reddy - Hold Referendum On 3 Capitals Move

Chandrababu Naidu addressed a massive rally Amaravati Janabheri in Amravati. (FILE) Amravati: Opposition Telugu Desam Party chief N Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday challenged the YS Jagan Mohan Reddy government to conduct a referendum on the three capitals for the state plan and vowed to quit politics if people voted for it. He demanded that the Chief Minister apologise to the people and withdraw the move to relocate the state capital in deference to the wishes of six crore people of the state. Mr Naidu addressed a massive rally to mark the first anniversary of the farmers struggle for retaini...

Source: ndtv.com