AP Chief minister K Rosaiah said TDP president Chandrababu Naidu was trying to ignite passions among the people of AP and Maharashtra on Babli project
Kiran Chaube
Jul. 22, 2010

The chief minister said Naidu went to Maharashtra despite his request to him to postpone the tour until an all party delegation from AP met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as planned earlier.

"We know the Babli project is illegal and we are doing all we can to stop the Maharashtra government. It was the Congress government that went to the Supreme Court and approached the central government to stall the work," he explained.

``He was the chief minister when tenders were called for the project. If he was so concerned about the people of our state, he should have acted long ago and stalled the project in the proposal stage itself by exercising legal options. He was a national figure then. He could easily have stopped the project if he really wished to do so. Why didn''t he?" he asked

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