If you move a no-confidence motion, they (BJP) have majority. It will be defeated and you can’t talk anything for six months on the issue,” Naidu told reporters at the Polavaram project site. “First there should be a debate… We have to muster support… Injustice was done (to AP) right inside Parliament…now we are demanding justice from the same Parliament,” he said. “When our Minister (Y S Chowdary) demanded in Parliament that justice be done to the state, they (YSRC) demanded his dismissal (citing rules and procedures).
Now they are talking about no-confidence,” the TDP chief said. Naidu said Reddy’s demand was aimed at cornering the TDP on the special category status issue. “We are also part of India. When I say that, they (YSRC) say we will run away by resigning (from Parliament) or moving a no-confidence motion (sic). “Without understanding that and Parliamentary procedures and traditions, he (Reddy) wants to show he took an upper hand and cornered TDP and government. What is that you cornered? People are watching everything,” Naidu said. The chief minister said his government would take the lead to secure the rights of Andhra Pradesh from the Centre. “Let them come with us and cooperate. But they are asking us to follow them. Who are they? What’s their history?” he questioned.