In a bold stand against the detention of TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu, party leaders and members orchestrated a protest of novel proportions, christened ‘Nyayaniki Sankellu’ (Justice handcuffed).At the stroke of 7 pm, they engaged in a symbolic act of resistance, binding themselves with ropes and ribbons for precisely five minutes, amplifying their dissent.
These striking protests were not confined to physical gatherings alone; they were artfully documented on video and disseminated across the digital landscape, resonating with a wider audience.
In the heart of Rajamahendravaram, a constellation of prominent figures from the TDP constellation, including Nara Bhuvaneshwari, Buchaiah Choudhary, Chinna Rajappa, Koteswara Rao, and the indomitable TDP State President Atchennaidu, united in this innovative protest.
This wave of solidarity wasn’t confined to one corner; TDP loyalists, fervent in their support for Chandrababu Naidu, echoed this protest in various nooks and crannies of the Telugu states.
Recent times have witnessed the TDP employing a series of avant-garde demonstrations, from ‘Motha Mogiddam’ to ‘Kanthi tho Kranthi’, all in a show of unity with Naidu during his period of confinement.
As the sands of time continue to flow, Naidu finds himself behind bars for over a month, his plea for release awaiting judgment in the High Court.On the horizon, the Supreme Court is poised to hear Naidu’s SLP petition, seeking the dismissal of the Skill Development case.
The question lingers: will the apex court be the beacon of hope he seeks? Only time will tell.
