Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu has denied and clarified categorically once again on rumors of Prime Minister post which created gap between him and the present Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “I am not contender to the highest political post, Prime Minister”, Naidu said to media on his completion of four decades of political life. “I have no interest. I would give my remaining life for the development of Andhra Pradesh as well Telugu people wherever they live. If I wanted the same, I would have got it two decades ago”, he declared.
Earlier also, when Naidu was in tour of US, he clarified the same. But, the relationship with Modi was not strengthened, but further, it weakened more.
In recent times, as 2019 elections are nearing, a wild rumor on Naidu as Prime Ministerial candidate after 2019 is spreading in political corridors which has widened the gap between Modi and him. Recently, his personal travelled to New Delhi to find out “why Modi maintaining distance” and route cause of it. They found and briefed Naidu that the duo, Modi and Sha, suspecting and not believing Naidu as “reliable ally” because “he may align National and Regional leaders against Modi after 2019 elections”. That was main cause to create drift between Naidu and Modi, the confidants of Naidu analyzed.
To clear bushes come across on the way, Naidu, utilizing the opportunity of completion of 40 years of political life, he wanted to clarify about his future stand on national politics and his role. He wanted strongly to clarify to the Nation, particularly to the doubtful friends Modi and Amit Sha that he won’t come to Delhi politics.
Chandrababu Naidu has achieved Four decades mark in political life. Exactly 40 years ago, on 27th February of 1978, Naidu had won as Member of legislative Assembly at the age of 28. He is widely acclaimed as one of the reformist politicians across the world who has experienced and witnessed many political crises such as defection TDP founder late NTR, greater defeat in 1999 and 2004 elections, defection in party supported by late YSR, Bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh and loosing political ground in Telangana. The patience and balanced vision and plan saved TDP, Naidu claimed.
Chandra Babu was praised by many as “A leader who brought global recognition to the state of Andhra Pradesh”. Naidu, in his class X, served as Class leader at TPPM School, Tirupati. During that time, the school principal Narasimha Murthy wrote about Chandrababu Naidu in the school records as “A well behaved above average boy with winning manners, ready to take responsibilities, acted as class leader for one year”.