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YSRCP Claims TDP Supporters Attacked Its Members Over Amaravati Land Dispute

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The YSRCP has alleged that supporters of the ruling TDP attacked its members in connection with an ongoing land acquisition dispute in Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh's capital region. The incident has sparked a political blame game between the two parties, with each side holding the other responsible. The land row in Amaravati has been a longstanding point of contention between the TDP government and the opposition YSRCP. The dispute centers on land acquisition efforts in the designated capital region, a sensitive issue that has repeatedly fueled tensions between the rival parties.

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