, || The Options Before Amaravati Farmers ||
TD president N. Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene and save the Amaravati Capital City from destructive strategies of the Jagan Mohan Reddy government in the state.
He told the PM that it is the duty of Central government to protect Amaravati in accordance with the spirit of AP Reorganisation Act, which recommended a single capital for the residual state of Andhra Pradesh and not multiple capital cities, as is being proposed now.
Mr Naidu recalled that PM Modi himself had brought divine soil from the Parli-amentary grounds in Delhi and sacred water from Yamuna River as mark of the entire nation's blessings for the new capital for AP when its foundation stone was laid at Amaravati.
The TD chief, addressing a national-level webinar organised to coincide with the 200th Day of Protests for retaining Amaravati as the sole capital, underlined the need for Central government to consider Amaravati as a national project. It is not just a concern of a few thousand farmers or local people, it is will of the entire population of Andhra Pradesh to develop a potentially strong capital for AP at a single place. This is evident from people of AP living in over 200 cities across the world taking part in the 200th Day for Amaravati protests.
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, || The Options Before Amaravati Farmers || TD president N. Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene and save the Amaravati Capital City from destructive strategies of the Jagan Mohan Reddy government in the state. He told the PM that it is the duty of Central government to protect Amaravati in accordance with the spirit of AP Reorganisation Act, which recommended a single capital for the residual state of Andhra Pradesh and not multiple capital cities, as is being proposed now. Mr Naidu recalled that PM Modi himself had brought divine soil from the Parli-amentary grounds in Delhi and sacred water from Yamuna River as mark of the entire nation's blessings for the new capital for AP when its foundation stone was laid at Amaravati. The TD chief, addressing a national-level webinar organised to coincide with the 200th Day of Protests for retaining Amaravati as the sole capital, underlined the need for Central government to consider Amaravati as a national project. It is not just a concern of a few thousand farmers or local people, it is will of the entire population of Andhra Pradesh to develop a potentially strong capital for AP at a single place. This is evident from people of AP living in over 200 cities across the world taking part in the 200th Day for Amaravati protests. https://www.deccanchronicle.com/nation/in-other-news/050720/andhra-farmers-protest-to-retain-amaravati-as-capital-enters-200th.html
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