Coimbatore, April 20 -- The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has launched a strong political attack on the DMK and Congress while campaigning in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore.

Defending the proposed amendments in the Women's Reservation Bill and addressing concerns over delimitation, Naidu accused opposition parties of misleading South India and blocking reforms for decades.

Campaigning for NDA candidates in Coimbatore, Chandrababu Naidu came out strongly in support of 33% reservation for women in legislatures.

He alleged that Congress and its allies have consistently opposed the Women's Reservation Bill since 1996, calling them "anti-reform forces" that delayed justice to women for nearly three decades.

Naidu said the Nare...