TD, TRS not to back Jagan’s no-trust move

Telugu Desam (TD) and Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS), the ruling parties in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana respectively, have decided not to support the proposed ‘No Confidence’ motion against the Central government to be moved by YSR Congress (YSRC) on Monday.

YSR Congress has decided to move a ‘No Confidence’ motion against the Central Government for not granting ‘Special Category’ status to AP as assured in the Parliament at the time of state bifurcation.

YSRC had earlier decided to move this motion on March 21 but with the latest political developments, it has advanced it to March 12. YSRC Chief Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy had requested AP Chief Minister and TD national president N. Chandrababu Naidu to support the ‘No Confidence’ motion.

Naidu had discussed this issue in the strategy committee headed by him and decided not to support the motion.

In last week, the Parliament could not transact any business as the proceedings were continuously stalled by opposition members, including TD, TRS and YSRC with their demands.

AP CM Naidu opined that with the ‘No Confidence’ motion, nothing will happen to the Central government and at the same time, there will be no benefit to AP also.

Moreover, the AP CM feels that if ‘No Confidence’ motion will come for discussion in the House, other Opposition members will give priority to Punjab National Bank fraud issue in the discussion and Special Status to AP will fade down.

TRS has nothing to do with the No Confidence motion. A senior TRS leader said that their party will support demands for Special status to AP but will not back the No Confidence motion.