Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and TDP President N. Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with arrogance during the debate on no-confidence motion in Lok Sabha.Naidu, whose party had moved the no-confidence motion against the NDA government, said that Modi spoke as if Andhra Pradesh was not part of India.

“His arrogance was because he had the numbers,” said Naidu while terming the no-confidence motion as a fight between majority and morality.The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) chief was talking to reporters after the defeat of the motion in the Parliament.Naidu alleged that the prime minister also spoke alightly’ and acheaply’. “By stating that I took u-turn he launched a political counter attack,” said Naidu.

On Modi’s comments that he had warned him that he was falling in the trap of YSR Congress, the TDP leader said the Prime Minister was doing injustice to the state for political mileage and resorting to blackmail. “It is unbecoming of a person holding the position of the Prime Minister to say such things,” he said.

The Chief Minister said the Prime Minister’s reply disappointed five crore people of the state and the entire country as they had hoped that he will show some repentance over no fulfilling the promises made to the state and correct his mistakes.Naidu also took strong exception to Modi’s remark that he was picking up fight with Telangana and recalled that even before bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh he had been calling for an amicable solution through talks.

Stating that Andhra Pradesh has been cheated again, Naidu appealed to people to stage protest demonstrations on Saturday.He claimed that for the first time a no-confidence motion moved by a regional party received support from several parties. He will be leaving for New Delhi on Saturday to thank the parties which supported the motion. Naidu said he would also tell the nation as to how the state was betrayed.

There’s a beautiful saying in Telugu: Rameswaram Poyina, Saneeswaram Poledu!Galla Jaydev proved it once again in Parliament today by referring to films made by is fellow community members during a serious discussion on the injustice to AP.Narrating the story line of his brother-in-law Mahesh Babu’s film Bharat Ane Nenu of how an NRI comes back to India and becomes the CM on the premise that a man should keep his word failing which he is not a human being, Galla Jaydev asked Modi to honour his promises to Andhra Pradesh.

Then referring to Baahubali, he questioned whether the Centre would not at least give Andhra, the amount of money used to make the film.Was Jaydev in Parliament to speak on SCS or promote the films? Maybe, they are due for release on Amazon Prime. It was really absurd to see this Kamma Bhajana in Parliament. Meanwhile, Galla Jayadev and the TDP are being trolled on social media.

“Chandrababu Naidu made 600 promises in his election manifesto, has he not watched Bharat Ane Nenu, Galla?” is the trending question.Thankfully, Balakrishna was not there or he would have used some infamous dialogue from the adult film Arjun Reddy.

But looking at Jayadev Galla’s speech in Parliament today, one cannot help feel that Chandrababu Naidu has lost out on a golden opportunity today.

After a dramatic day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi began his speech over the no-confidence motion introduced by the TDP in the Parliament. But Modi ignored the TDP and targeted the Congress in his counter attack. Amid loud protests by the TDP MPs, Modi started his speech, terming the no-confidence motion a “strength to the democracy”.

Modi requested all the house members to reject the no-confidence motion and stand by a government that was put in place after getting a full majority.

Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi’ Jaadu Ki Jhappi and the amusing wink that followed, Modi said that he was surprised at Rahul Gandhi’s excitement to come and hug him. “What is the hurry? You should trust the people in a democracy,” Modi said, mocking Rahul Gandhi’s ambition to become the PM in 2019.

“Some people said that I can’t stand for at least 15 minutes. But here I am, standing and proud of my work. Remember, nobody can decide who should sir or stand, it’s the country that decides,” said Modi.