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Old and new leaders fight over airport credit

Two political parties in Andhra Pradesh are arguing over who deserves the credit for building the new Bhogapuram airport.

Published Aug 2
Old and new leaders fight over airport credit

What is happening

Politicians in Andhra Pradesh are fighting over who built the new Bhogapuram airport. One group says they did most of the hard work before, while the current leaders say they are finishing the job.

Why they are fighting

  • The previous leaders claim they built eighty percent of the airport.
  • They say the new leaders are just taking credit for their past hard work.
  • Both sides want the voters to think they are the ones who helped the region grow.

What happens next

People in the area just want the airport to open so travel gets easier. The politicians will likely keep arguing while taking credit for the final opening day.