Chandrababu Naidu is widely regarded as one of the most progressive and forward-thinking chief ministers, not just in South India but across India. Known for his futuristic vision and strategic planning, he often looks ahead to create development-oriented action plans.
Recently, however, a controversy erupted involving Naidu and the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) project in Bengaluru.
Naidu had made a general statement suggesting that HAL would benefit from setting up a plant in Andhra Pradesh’s Anantapur district, highlighting the region’s favorable location and logistical advantages. This benign comment, however, sparked a political backlash, as it was interpreted as an attempt to persuade HAL to abandon its existing facility in Bengaluru and relocate to Andhra Pradesh. The issue quickly escalated into a potential conflict between the governments of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka.
Addressing the controversy during the second day of Mahanadu, Naidu clarified his stance. He firmly stated that it was never his intention to “hijack” a project from another state. “My only goal was to present Andhra Pradesh as a suitable place for HAL’s civil aviation facilities. I never meant that HAL should move out of Karnataka. I have always respected other states and never acted in bad faith to grab their projects.”
With this clear explanation, Chandrababu Naidu effectively quelled the political tensions surrounding the HAL project, putting the matter to rest.
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