TRS leader Harish Rao gave a fitting reply to TDP Rajya Sabha member Nandamuri Harikrishna who submitted his resignation protesting the division of Telugus.
Speaking to media persons, Harish Rao questioned when Harikrishna couldn't live with his own brother Balakrishna, how could he ask the Telugus to stay together. He lashed out at the TDP leader by accusing him of trying to cash in on the Telugu sentiment using his father NTR's name and reminded he joined hands with his brother-in-law Chandrababu Naidu who was behind the chappals thrown at his father during the Viceroy Hotel incident in 1995.
Harish Rao advised Harikrishna to write a letter to TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu asking him to clarify his stand, instead of writing a letter to the people.
On the other hand, Minister Sailajanath asked Harikrishna to resign from the TDP if he was really committed to keeping the state united.
Does Harikrishna dares to write a letter to Naidu and quit Telugu Desam to show his sincerity towards Samaikyandhra movement? Finally, TRS and Congress have given a Tit-for-Tat to the resignation drama.
Speaking to media persons, Harish Rao questioned when Harikrishna couldn't live with his own brother Balakrishna, how could he ask the Telugus to stay together. He lashed out at the TDP leader by accusing him of trying to cash in on the Telugu sentiment using his father NTR's name and reminded he joined hands with his brother-in-law Chandrababu Naidu who was behind the chappals thrown at his father during the Viceroy Hotel incident in 1995.
Harish Rao advised Harikrishna to write a letter to TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu asking him to clarify his stand, instead of writing a letter to the people.
On the other hand, Minister Sailajanath asked Harikrishna to resign from the TDP if he was really committed to keeping the state united.
Does Harikrishna dares to write a letter to Naidu and quit Telugu Desam to show his sincerity towards Samaikyandhra movement? Finally, TRS and Congress have given a Tit-for-Tat to the resignation drama.
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