The royal keys in Andhra Pradesh are changing day by day.Venkatagiri YCP MLA Anam Ramanarayana Reddy from Nellore has been a thorn in the side of the ruling party for some time.Making sensational comments all the time became a bit of a headache for the party.
Recently the state government has undertaken redistricting.
However, CM Jagan was openly asked whether it was necessary to divide the districts at this time.Dissatisfaction with Anam has already nestled.
With this, there are rumors that he is looking towards TDP.Anam said thousands of crores of rupees were needed for new districts.The satires were leveled at the Jagan government for not having the funds to build the road.
He said the Congress had gone without nominees in the AP as soon as the partition of the state was done unscientifically.
Now if the people listen and take up the redistricting, the YCP will change the situation as well.Sensational comments were made that the same fate befell a leader who had maliciously divided the constituency without giving priority to the Anam family politically.
Political analysts say the senior leader was unhappy with Minister Anil Kumar and felt that his decision to redistrict districts would loosen his grip on him, adding that he was not given the ministerial post.He is very dissatisfied like this.
There is a propaganda that they are looking towards TDP.
Somireddy Chandramohan Reddy, a senior leader in the TDP, is reportedly happy with the message that he may face competition.In this context, he said that if he gets a guarantee from the TDP chief on the ministerial post guarantee, he will have a chance to join the TDP soon.It remains to be seen what these developments will lead to in AP politics – YCP Leader Looking Towards TDP Jump District Soon telugu-title:టీడీపీ వైపు చూస్తున్న వైసీపీ నేత.త్వరలోనే జంప్ జిలాని.? – Telugu News #TeluguNews #TeluguBreaking #Telugu #TeluguStop | Telugu news #Telugu #TeluguStop #YSJagan #YSRCongress #Mohan #Nellore #Venkatagiri #Congress #TeluguNews #TeluguNewsVideos Channel:Telugu News
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