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CBN Missed Golden Chance To Force PM Modi For Special Status

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CBN missed golden chance

CBN missed golden chance to push for Special Status
CBN missed golden chance to push for Special Status

CBN missed golden chance to push for Special Status. TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu finds himself in a pivotal position following the NDA's victory in the recent general elections.  The BJP, with its 240 seats, secured a majority, but the TDP's 16 seats are seen as crucial for the NDA government's stability.

This strategic advantage has sparked debate and anticipation in Andhra Pradesh, where the demand for special status has remained a potent political issue.  While the BJP has previously stated that the special status chapter is closed, many believe this is an opportune moment for Chandrababu to press for it.

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The TDP, as a key player in the NDA, holds significant leverage.  The special status, they argue, is essential for AP's economic development and would attract industrial investment, potentially rivaling Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai.

However, recent reports suggest that Chandrababu might be seeking a "special package" instead of the coveted special status.  The nature and scope of this package remain unclear, leaving many skeptical about its effectiveness.  Critics argue that a package, without the concrete benefits of special status, may not adequately address AP's developmental needs.

The TDP's stance on this crucial issue has drawn mixed reactions.  While some believe that the party should leverage its position for a special status, others are concerned about the possibility of a package that might fall short of expectations.  The Congress-led opposition alliance has publicly offered to grant special status, further complicating the situation.

The people of AP eagerly await Chandrababu's decision, hoping for a positive outcome.  The special status achievement committee is also demanding immediate action, fearing that missing this opportunity could have severe consequences for AP's future.

The political landscape is tense, with the issue of special status re-emerging as a central point of contention.  The pressure is on Chandrababu to make a decision that will benefit AP and fulfill the hopes of its people. 

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