This news will surely alert the political circles in Andhra Pradesh as well as Telangana State. After the disappointing budget that was presented in the Parliament, TDP being in alliance with BJP, seems to face a tough slap. Chandrababu Naidu came up to express his grief about the injustice done to Andhra Pradesh by not even granting any kind of special help against the NDA government's proposed budget. Know for maintaining good bond, AP CM Chandrababu Naidu and Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu had a severe clash about this budget.

Venkaiah Naidu said "I think we should see by combining both ,14th Finance Commission and Budget. If we see it collectively then Andhra Pradesh has got lot of money and that is the assessment of Central government and Union Finance Minister is also telling the same." He said "There is a need to study this in depth. If there are any shortcomings, certainly the Central government is ready to do necessary follow up on it. However, we are thinking in that direction and to work it out." Venkaiah Naidu added saying "I told Chandrababu that if there is a need, he can speak to Union Finance Minister and Prime Minister also. It is wrong to say there is bias against Andhra Pradesh and injustice has been meted out to the state. I agree that what they were expecting they might have not got."

"The reasons need to be seen on how much amount the Centre is having. It is the responsibility of the Centre to distribute amount equally among all states and departments. What we have inherited from the previous government is deep neck economic situation. So we have to deal with that and now strengthen the economy. With regard to promises made to both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, they were still very much there. On availability of resources we will fulfill them," the Minister said.

Venkaiah Naidu also said "Accordingly, AP gets an additional Rs 29,374 crore per year during the next five years as per the recommendation of the 14th Finance Commission. The Commission has examined the financial situation of AP as brought out by the state government in the white paper on the state finances and made recommendations." So, what do you think? Will BJP & TDP part ways?