The Hindu : Naidu asked to maintain restraint

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Thursday, May 29, 2003

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Southern States - Andhra Pradesh

Naidu asked to maintain restraint

By Our Special Correspondent

HYDERABAD May 28. The APCC chief spokesperson, K.Rosaiah, has termed the TDP Mahanadu "a rubbish exercise used for self-adulation and deprecation of opponents'' while reacting to the TDP president, N.Chandrababu Naidu's diatribe against the Congress on Wednesday.

Ridiculing Mr. Naidu for calling the Congress a corrupt party, he said "the Chief Minister has simply no moral right to comment on others as he is the richest politician in contemporary India, a fact that could not be disputed by any inquiry. Is he ready to face an inquiry on this count.''

The repertoire of Mr. Naidu in spreading falsehood was remarkable but people would not be carried away by his claims any longer.

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