Published 22:08 IST, October 30th 2019

Naidu attacks YSRCP for replacing tricolour on Government building

TDP Chief N Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday took a jibe at the YSRCP Government for replacing the National Flag tricolor pattern on a government building

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Telegu Desam Party (TDP) chief N Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday took a jibe at YSRCP government for replacing national flag tricolor pattern on a government building with YSRCP colours. Naidu took to Twitter and stated that CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy-led government should apologise for this shocking and abominable act of replacing tricolor.

national general secretary of TDP, Nara Lokesh, also took to his Twitter and lashed out at Reddy for lack of respect towards National Flag.

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"This is patriotism of leers of YSRCP and our respect for our flag. YSRCP is also painting flag for National Flag, which will fly flag of YSRCP tomorrow. matter how graveyards fall, at least respect national flag," tweeted Lokesh.

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BJP condemns act 

National Flag was painted by a vill secretariat in Anantapuram district. painting did t go well with BJP as Lanka Dinakar, a BJP spokesperson told ANI:

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"So far, we have seen YSRCP colours painted on buildings, school, graveyards, vill secretariats. It is first time we have seen that y are t hesitating to change colours of National Flag that existed on a government structure. se regional parties of dynasty nature have national interest, r any respect for colours of flag. It gets proved after observing incident of changing colours of a building that has national flag colours, with ir party colors."

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(With inputs from ANI)

14:32 IST, October 30th 2019