The ruling Telugu Desam Party in Andhra Pradesh has vowed to pull down the Bharatiya Janata Party government at the Centre in 2019 elections by bringing together all like-minded regional parties.
The party adopted a political resolution to this effect at its annual conclave Mahanadu on Tuesday.
Moving the resolution, finance minister Yanamala Ramakrishnudu called for a realignment of political forces to defeat the BJP from power at the Centre in the 2019 general elections.
He said the recent developments in Karnataka had given enough signals that various regional parties and also the Left parties coming together to form an anti-BJP front.
“We all shall work together with the sole objective of dethroning the BJP at the Centre,” he said.
Describing Prime Minister Narendra Modi as Hitler and BJP president Amit Shah as Mussolini, both hard core dictators of Germany and Italy respectively, Yanamala said their attitude had led to deterioration of the political culture of the BJP.
“The unilateral and anti-people decisions of the BJP government, misuse of central intelligence agencies and regulatory agencies, even judiciary to suppress the political opponents have become a matter of grave concern in the India polity,” he said.
Under any circumstances, Modi should not become the Prime Minister again.
“The TDP cadres should play a key role in achieving this goal,” Yanamala said.
