No PM candidature announcement now, Wants to work under Chandrababu leadership Kumara Swamy says

No PM candidature announcement now, Wants to work under Chandrababu leadership Kumara Swamy says
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Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumara Swamy said that there was a need to unite all political parties against the BJP led NDA government He visited the goddess Durga temple along with his family members here on Friday

Vijayawada: Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumara Swamy said that there was a need to unite all political parties against the BJP led NDA government. He visited the goddess Durga temple along with his family members here on Friday.

Speaking to media persons after visiting the goddess Durga, he said that the Prime Minister candidate for third front in the next elections would be decided after completion of elections only. He asked the all political parties to work against the NDA government in the Centre.

He said that there is a need about the formation of third front. There was no surprise to the comments of BJP that no third front formation is required. He expressed satisfaction about visiting goddess Durga and also leadership of Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu.

The discussion between Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidiu and him are totally courtesy he said and added that but the political issues were discussed during their meeting. He said that Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu is experienced and good leader in politics.

He also recalled that Chandrababu Naidu was main man behind the formation of fronts in the past. He said that they want to work under the leadership of Chandrababu Naidu. He hoped that the AP's new capital Amaravati would be completed successfully under the able leadership of Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu

Further he said that the agenda of regional parties are common at present. Meanwhile, the temple officials welcomed him as per the protocol. The Chief Minister offered special poojas to goddess Durga along with family members and spent some time in the temple premises.

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