The longest serving chief minister in the history of Andhra Pradesh, Chandrababu Naidu is celebrating his 76th birthday today, but he is not slowing down even one bit. In fact, he has picked up the momentum and is working more actively, not just for TDP, but also the NDA.
Despite today being his birthday, Chandrababu is on the ground for the NDA as he is campaigning for the alliance candidates in Tamil Nadu.
Chandrababu arrived in Coimbatore earlier in the day today, and he received a thumping welcome from the Tamil population there. Shortly later, he took the time to meet with several dignitaries and senior leaders from Tamil Nadu and had an elongated conversation with them.
The chief minister spoke about the recent delimitation aspect as he said the ruling DMK has undone the good work by standing against this. He pointed out that the delimitation bill was supposed to help South India from the upcoming census segregation which could further affect the South territory.
Babu took a completely monotonous approach while backing the delimitation bill. It should have taken some guts to speak on this matter in the heart of Tamil Nadu after the ruling Government went against this in the Parliament.
Chandrababu will soon start ground level campaigning for the NDA candidates and later shift to Chennai, where he would do a few roadshows and address the public there. It is evident that he is going all out for the sake of the NDA campaign in the neighbouring state of Tamil Nadu.
This post was last modified on 20 April 2026 5:37 pm
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