Andhra Pradesh Reclaimation Front

== INTRODUCTION: ==
The Andhra Pradesh Reclaimation Front is a breakaway warlord state in South India ruled by the Telugu Desam party, based in the Coastal Andhra Region out of the ashes of the State of Andhra Pradesh, looking to reclaim it's former territory and defend the lands from foreign invaders. The nation is more commonly known as the Reclaimation Front.
The party has grown more nationalistic in the wake of the Old Republic's Collapse, leading to the moderate wing of the party to be taken over by the Nationalist Wing of the Party, who would begin taking steps to repair the Broken State. 
== SPEECHES , PROMISES AND PROBLEMS: ==
The newly inaugurated leaders vow to defend the ideals of the party and the Telugu People, making speeches in Urban Cities such as Vijayawada and Vishakapatnam about how the TDP will defend Andhra Pradesh against foreign enemies, as well as promising to defend against Banditry and Piracy and develop the Telugu People into long lasting Prosperity.
In one of the speeches, the leader, Veer Narasimha Reddy, announces the party's intention to reclaim not just Andhra Pradesh, but re-establish a greater and more powerful Andhra Pradesh, now better known as Vishalandhra Idea, and declares that the Reclaimation Front shall reclaim the lands of Andhra and Telangana and unite the Telugu People into one nation, boosting Telugu Nationalism further and promoting unity and nationalist sentiment among the Telugu People in the Urban Cities, now having basic sense of Telugu Unity and Nationalism thanks to forum speeches organized by the Party,
But the countryside isn't affected by the development, aka the Farmers along the Godavari and Krishna rivers, and are still uncooperative with the Front, affecting efforts at developing the entirety of Coastal Andhra, Bandits from Malkangiri Anarchy and Tribes roam freely into the Front, wrecking havoc on the countryside and towns along the rivers, looting resources and food and kidnapping for ransom by the affected individuals, mostly for food and water.
The Naval Holdouts of the surviving Indian Navy also exists as a bane for the Reclaimation Front, with negotiations breaking down between the Two Parties, resulting in the Front declaring their first ever war against the Naval Holdouts, with the holdouts having no way of getting outside help, they rely on Coastal Defenses and surviving Naval Support and Strength, but will soon fall to the superior Telugu Army.
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