My life an open book: Naidu on CBI probe demand

Hitting out at the Opposition for demanding a CBI probe into the alleged financial irregularities in an irrigation scheme, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu today said his life was an open book and he has done no wrong.

The chief minister also charged the YSR Congress and the BJP with hatching a 'conspiracy' against him.

Naidu made the remarks to Finance Minister Yanamala Ramakrishnudu, who, during a teleconference this morning with the CM, had referred to YSRC's demand for a CBI probe against Naidu, said an official release.

Ramakrishnudu also referred to BJP's demand in the state Assembly yesterday for a CBI probe into the "financial irregularities" in the Pattisam lift irrigation scheme.

"YSRC MP V Vijayasai Reddy said he would continue to meet the Prime Minister till he dragged me to the court. This itself reveals their conspiracy against me," the press release said quoting the TDP chief.

"My life is an open book. I have committed no mistake," Naidu was quoted as telling his finance minister.

Lashing out at the opposition, he said they were not concerned about the people's right but rather bent upon taking revenge against him.

In his teleconference with the CM, the finance minister also feared that a conspiracy may be on to block the execution of Polavaram project also.

To this, Naidu responded saying that he would tolerate no anti-farmer design by anyone.

The farmers themselves would revolt against any such act, he said, adding "We will not tolerate if anything detrimental to farmers' interest happens."