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 TDP discusses on its strategy for assembly sessions
Telugu Desam Party President Mr. N Chandrababu Naidu took part in a party meet held at NTR Trust Bhawan in Hyderabad. He discussed about the strategy of the party in the upcoming Assembly sessions.

Opposition parties including Congress and Left Parties that met today demanded for a 15-day session in the upcoming Legislature assembly sessions.

Bharateeya Janatha Party President Mr. M Venkiah Naidu said that militants were creating unrest in the country and the recent attacks in Jammu and Kashmir was of prime importance since the Amarnath Yatra, Parliament session were all about to begin shortly. He said that the party will be working on an action plan for assembly elections.

Prime accused in TDP leader murder killed
The prime accused in the murder of Telugu Desam Leader in Vijayawada - Kodeboina Srinivas was killed when 'he tried to escape'. In a cinematic scene, the police said that Mr. Srinivas attacked with a pistol and fired two rounds of fire over the SI who called him for questioning. He later tried to come out of the Police station when the constables shot at point blank range.

MIM said that it will be away from the Presidential polls that are going to be held on 15 July 2002.

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