
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu openly praised PM Modi in the case of Operation Sindoor. He said it is a big achievement for the Modi government. No other leader could have done this work with such precision. In an interview to a TV channel, Naidu said, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a global leader. PM Modi played a role in preventing military conflict between India and Pakistan.
Naidu said the terrorist attack in Pahalgam was unfortunate. Husbands were killed in front of their wives. PM Modi named India's military operation in response to this as 'Operation Sindoor'. He did this to respect the feelings of Indian women and take revenge on the terrorists involved in the Pahalgam attack. Within 20 minutes, we destroyed the terrorist hideouts. The conflict ended at the right time. PM Modi ended the fight on time. Is this not our achievement? If the war had lasted longer, we would have suffered losses.
Also supported the Waqf Amendment Act and One Country One Election
Naidu, the supremo of TDP, which is part of the NDA government at the Center, also supported the Waqf Amendment Act and One Country One Election. Naidu said, Waqf Act is pro-Muslim. Waqf properties should be used for the welfare of minorities. There is nothing wrong in this. If the Waqf Act is used properly, it will be pro-Muslim.
There should be a census of both caste and skill.
Naidu supported both caste census and skill census. He said, you have to do caste census, skill census and economic census simultaneously for every citizen. Data is now very powerful. You can make targets through public policy.
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