
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu left for a one-day visit to New Delhi on Monday and is expected to meet at least five Union ministers on Tuesday, before returning to Amaravati later in the evening.
The visit comes amid a series of unexpected political developments in Andhra Pradesh, particularly the controversy over the CBI-led SIT report on adulteration of Tirumala ghee, which has triggered a significant political debate in the state.
Sources indicate that Naidu is scheduled to meet Union Home Minister Amit Shah. In addition to governance-related matters, political issues are expected to feature prominently in their discussions, particularly the latest developments in the ‘laddu’ controversy, including the charge sheet reportedly filed by the Special Investigation Team (SIT). Naidu is likely to brief the Union Home Minister on these developments.
Meanwhile, speculation is circulating in New Delhi about a possible expansion of the Union Cabinet, with discussions suggesting that Andhra Pradesh may be allotted an additional ministerial berth. This has led to debates over which leader from the ruling coalition in the state could be considered. The BJP is also reportedly considering offering nominated posts at the Centre to its allies from Andhra Pradesh, which may also feature in Naidu’s discussions with central leaders.
Apart from Amit Shah, Naidu is expected to hold meetings with Union Jal Shakti Minister C.R. Patil, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, and Union Agriculture Minister, among others. The discussions are likely to focus on the allocation of funds for various projects, schemes, and programs in Andhra Pradesh, as well as administrative matters concerning the state.
Sources suggest that the Chief Minister is aiming to secure funds from key central ministries before the end of the current financial year. Proposals related to these allocations are expected to be discussed in detail during the meetings.
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