The politics of Andhra Pradesh has become more juicy as TDP chief Chandrababu met Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP National President JP Nadda. The reports are coming that the old friends are going to be reunited. In this context, BJP Rajya Sabha member CM Ramesh responded and said that there are no permanent friends and permanent enemies in politics. Ramesh said that soon there will be complete clarity on the alliances in Andhra Pradesh.
Chandrababu Naidu met Amit Shah and BJP President JP Nadda in the national capital late on Wednesday night to discuss a tripartite electoral alliance for forthcoming simultaneous elections to AP. The talks are likely to give some clarity over the TDP and Jana Sena-BJP alliance to take on YSR Congress Party.
CM Ramesh said that AP politics came up for discussion even when he met Union Minister Amit Shah. He said that in AP, people have tied the bracelet to depose CM Jagan.
CM Ramesh said that TDP also supported the central government in the past to make laws that benefit the people. He said that Modi government has done many good things. He is ready to contest the Lok Sabha elections if the party high command orders him. He concluded it by saying that BJP is strong all over the country.