TDP

Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu called Prime Minister Modi a 'hardcore extremist' and his appeal to minority communities to not vote for Modi.

In 2004, he was accused of shooting at producer Bellamkonda Suresh in self-defence

TDP chief, Chandrababu Naidu issues insensitive remarks against Biharis, calls Prashant Kishore a "Bihari dacoit".

Demanding a CBI inquiry, Jagan Mohan Reddy asserted that only a probe by an independent agency could reveal the truth. He further stated that the police were trying to divert the attention with wrong leads and fabricated evidence.

The TDP government in Andhra Pradesh spent Rs 1.2 crore from the state exchequer to hire two special trains with 20 compartments each

Shah accused Naidu of spreading false propaganda and joining hands with a party (Congress) which had dismissed his father-in-law N T Rama Rao, the founder of TDP.

TDP has distanced itself from the derogatory 'Chaiwala' posters at dharna venue

PM Modi said that he has faith in crores of Indians that they will fulfill TDP's wishes of sending back Modi to Delhi to occupy PM's chair again

Congress and left parties are also thinking of holding protests across the state to protest Prime Minister's visit

Chandrababu Naidu threatened the BJP lawmakers and said that he would not allow them to 'move freely' in Andhra Pradesh if they continue to defend the Modi government