AAP backs TDP's no-confidence motion, to vote against Modi government

New Delhi, July 19 Multi day in front of the urgent no-confidence motion talk in the Lok Sabha, a Telugu Desam Party (TDP) assignment met Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal at his habitation on Thursday to look for collaboration for its battle against the Centre requesting equity for Andhra Pradesh.

TDP Parliamentary Party leader Y.S.Chowdary along with party MPs K.Narayana, Malyadri Sriram, Nimmala Kristappa and T.G.Venkatesh met Kejriwal and gave over TDP President and Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh N.Chandrababu Naidu's letter seeking support for the issue.

"The Centre is being ruled by BJP's tyranny. It's a Hitler-like government (Hitlershahi ki sarkar hai). It has turned into a risk to basic federalism. The intensity of states is by and large persistently taken away. This legislature guaranteed Andhra Pradesh to give them Special Status. In any case, they have sold out them. They have retreated from their help," AAP leader Sanjay Singh told media here.

Meanwhile, TDP leader Y.S.Chowdary said that the Center has "totally ignored" the rights given to states.

"In the Constitution of India, it is very clearly written that the political parties may be not quite the same as each state. They (Center) have completely overlooked every last thing and they are not enabling states to work autonomously. That is the issue which must be talked about tomorrow," Chowdary said.

Meanwhile, when asked about TDP MP JC Diwakar Reddy's choice to not go to the session on no-confidence motion, Chowdary stated: "That is an interior issue. It is being dealt with."

On the first day of the Monsoon Session of the Parliament on Wednesday, Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan acknowledged TDP's no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Narendra Modi-drove Government.

This is the first occasion when that when the BJP-drove NDA government will face such a movement.

Senior Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge on Tuesday reported that all resistance parties have gone to an agreement to move the Vote of No Confidence Motion in the Monsoon Session.

Before that, on Sunday TDP President and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Naidu composed letters to non-BJP, non-Congress gatherings' leaders and Parliamentary gathering leaders seeking support on a no-confidence motion.

Thereafter, the TDP made six-subgroups of the party leaders, who met and handover Chandrababu Naidu's letter and a booklet disclosing the treachery done to the state and look for the help of different parties.