Naidu Criticizes Tamil Nadu's Governance, Urges Support for NDA

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu criticized Tamil Nadu's declining law and order situation under the DMK, advocating for NDA candidates in upcoming elections. Addressing reporters, Naidu insisted on the importance of electing a 'double engine' government for rapid development.

Naidu highlighted infrastructure deficiencies, increased crime against women, and issues with spurious liquor. He endorsed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, particularly citing the Ganga-Cauvery river linking project, as a crucial achievement.

Discussing political representation, Naidu criticized opposition to women's reservation and addressed language debates, affirming unity across states. He refrained from commenting on actor-turned-politician Vijay's influence, recalling his own ties to Tamil Nadu.

(With inputs from agencies.)