Mangalagiri: Addressing the media on Tuesday following attacks on TDP offices across the state by YSRCP workers, TDP national president N Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday also called for a bandh in the state "in support of democracy against mob lynching". He termed Andhra Pradesh as a suitable case to implement Article 356 as law and order has completely collapsed due to the collusion of the ruling party and the police force. With great pain on his face, Naidu asked whether any other reason was needed to invoke Article 356 to impose President's rule in the state. He appealed to all sections of people to voluntarily participate in the bandh and express their protest against the atrocities and misdeeds of the ruling YSRCP leaders.

The minister appealed to the national and regional parties to pay attention to the chaos prevailing in the state and support their call. Demanded action against drug mafia. He termed the attacks on his party's offices as "state-sponsored terrorism" against democracy aimed at silencing the voice of the opposition in the state. The DGP office was located just 100 yards away from the TDP central office, which was attacked and ransacked by the YSRCP goons.

This is completely a result of the collusion of the government and AP Police,” he said. Chandrababu Naidu jointly accused YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and DGP Gautam Sawang of being the masterminds of the latest attacks. He said that the YSRCP government and the AP Police are jointly presiding over a terror regime in the state. They demanded the DGP's resignation. Meanwhile, Janasena's Pawan Kalyan also hit out at the state government, warning the government that there would be consequences if it continued to act vindictively against him.

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