<p>Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to demand a probe into alleged tapping of his phone by the Telangana government.<br /><br /></p>.<p>During an hour-long meeting, Naidu also demanded law and order powers for the governor in common capital Hyderabad to ensure effective implementation of thed Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act.<br /><br />Naidu, whose Telugu Desam Party (TDP) is a partner in BJP-led NDA government at the Centre, sought a thorough probe, party sources said.<br /><br />Naidu, the TDP chief, also met Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Urban Development Minister M. Venkaiah Naidu, Finance Minister Arun Jaitely and BJP president Amit Shah.<br /><br />The meetings came a day after Andhra Pradesh cabinet passed resolutions on phone-tapping and on implementation of Section 8 of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act.<br />Meanwhile, the chief secretary and the director general of police of Andhra Pradesh also met union home secretary and submitted to0 him reports over phone-tapping and the reorganisation act.<br /><br />An audio tape of Naidu's alleged telephonic conversation with Telangana's nominated MLA Elvis Stephenson in cash-for-vote scam was aired on some television channels on Sunday. <br /><br />This triggered speculations that Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) may include Naidu as an accused in the case, in which his party's deputy leader in the Telangana assembly A. Revanth Reddy has already been caught red-handed.<br /><br />The TDP government has alleged that the Telangana government tapped phones of Naidu, his cabinet colleagues, senior officials and party leaders.<br /><br />Revanth Reddy and two others were arrested by the ACB on May 31 while offering Rs.50 lakh to Stephenson to make him vote for the TDP-BJP candidate in the Telangana legislative council elections.<br /><br /></p>
<p>Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to demand a probe into alleged tapping of his phone by the Telangana government.<br /><br /></p>.<p>During an hour-long meeting, Naidu also demanded law and order powers for the governor in common capital Hyderabad to ensure effective implementation of thed Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act.<br /><br />Naidu, whose Telugu Desam Party (TDP) is a partner in BJP-led NDA government at the Centre, sought a thorough probe, party sources said.<br /><br />Naidu, the TDP chief, also met Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Urban Development Minister M. Venkaiah Naidu, Finance Minister Arun Jaitely and BJP president Amit Shah.<br /><br />The meetings came a day after Andhra Pradesh cabinet passed resolutions on phone-tapping and on implementation of Section 8 of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act.<br />Meanwhile, the chief secretary and the director general of police of Andhra Pradesh also met union home secretary and submitted to0 him reports over phone-tapping and the reorganisation act.<br /><br />An audio tape of Naidu's alleged telephonic conversation with Telangana's nominated MLA Elvis Stephenson in cash-for-vote scam was aired on some television channels on Sunday. <br /><br />This triggered speculations that Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) may include Naidu as an accused in the case, in which his party's deputy leader in the Telangana assembly A. Revanth Reddy has already been caught red-handed.<br /><br />The TDP government has alleged that the Telangana government tapped phones of Naidu, his cabinet colleagues, senior officials and party leaders.<br /><br />Revanth Reddy and two others were arrested by the ACB on May 31 while offering Rs.50 lakh to Stephenson to make him vote for the TDP-BJP candidate in the Telangana legislative council elections.<br /><br /></p>