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The oath ceremony is scheduled to method close space near Kesarapalli IT Park, Gannavaram, Krishna District
Telugu Desam Party (TDP) chief N Chandrababu Naidu is to method close oath as Andhra Pradesh chief minister for the third time on Wednesday (June 12) at 9.27 am (IST), the CMO educated on Saturday. The oath ceremony is scheduled to method close space near Kesarapalli IT Park, Gannavaram, Krishna District.
In 1995, Naidu first modified into the CM and went on to rule till 2004. He modified into modified by the unhurried YS Rajasekhar Reddy. He’ll change into the chief minister all yet again after a scrape of five years.
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TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu to method close oath as Andhra Pradesh CM on 12th June at 9.27 am near Kesarapalli IT Park, Gannavaram, Krishna District: CMO, Andhra Pradesh pic.twitter.com/ysMQ34Iu0j
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Election outcomes were launched on June 4 and TDP registered an emphatic receive, with the celebration alongside with its companions of the Nationwide Democratic Alliance (NDA), Jana Sena Party and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), winning 164 out of 175 assembly seats in the remark. YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) received 11 seats.
Most up-to-date media reports, citing a senior TDP leader on condition of anonymity, stated that the BJP and Jana Sena Party would be half of the Naidu cabinet. Nevertheless, there’s no confirmation yet on the seat-sharing scenario.
“In all chance, Jana Sena Party president and actor Pawan Kalyan, who got elected from Pithapuram assembly constituency with a large majority, will be equipped deputy chief minister post other than cabinet berths to his senior colleague Nadendla Manohar and about a other celebration MLAs,” Hindustan Instances reported citing a TDP leader.
Naidu is poised to make history as the first Andhra Pradesh CM to receive a fourth length of time, surpassing the pricetag scrape by his partner’s father and TDP founder, NT Rama Rao, who served as chief minister of the then-united Andhra Pradesh three events.
(With inputs from companies)
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