: Telugu Desam MLA Vallabhaneni Vamsi, who resigned from the party and his post on Sunday, stuck to his guns on Monday even as TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu wrote back saying "resigning or quitting politics is not correct solution."
Replying to this, Naidu wrote back saying, "I think resigning or quitting politics is not correct solution."
"Let me reaffirm that you quitting politics will not stop the harassment and vindictive political actions unleashed by the YSRCP and their stooges in the government. It is our responsibility to fight against such unconstitutional and undemocratic methods of the present government by bringing awareness among the public."
He was first elected to the then united AP Assembly in 2004 as a TDP 'rebel.'
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