Decision of TDP to pull out of NDA unilateral and steered by political consideration: Amit Shah

He restated in his letter the contributions that were made by his party for the state of Andhra Pradesh, saying that PM Modi has always considered the interest of the people of Andhra Pradesh to be supreme.

Amit Shah, the party president of BJP, in a letter penned down to Chandrababu Naidu, the TDP chief, stated that Naidu’s decision to pull out of the government was completely “unilateral” and has been steered by “political consideration”.

Shah in a letter written to Naidu, the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister said yesterday, “This decision is both unfortunate as well as unilateral. It is a decision; I am afraid, will be construed as being guided wholly and solely by political considerations instead of development considerations”.

This decision is both unfortunate & unilateral. It's a decision;I am afraid, will be construed as being guided wholly & solely by political considerations instead of developmental concerns: Amit Shah in a letter to #AndhraPradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu on TDP's decision to quit NDA pic.twitter.com/pSnAm01quU

— ANI (@ANI) March 24, 2018

Shah responded to the decision taken by the TDP to pull out of NDA on the matter of granting special status to the state of Andhra Pradesh. He restated in his letter the contributions that were made by his party for the state of Andhra Pradesh, saying that PM Modi has always considered the interest of the people of Andhra Pradesh to be supreme.

He wrote, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left no stone unturned in ensuring the growth and prosperity of the people of Andhra Pradesh”.

It was earlier this month that the TDP had announced to pull out of the BJP-led NDA at the Centre a week after 2 of its representatives left the BJP government and a day after a no-trust motion was moved by the YSR Congress against the BJP regarding the issue of special status for the state of Andhra Pradesh.