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Support from outside: Naidu

NEW DELHI, MAY 4. Putting to rest speculation about the Telugu Desam Party joining government at the Centre if the NDA comes back to power, the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, Chandrababu Naidu, has said that his party will continue to support the NDA from outside.

``We are supporting the NDA from outside and that will continue,'' he told Aaj Tak.

To a question, he said ``there will be no compromise on secularism.''

— PTI

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