Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu of late has been seen repeatedly accusing and abusing leaders, ranging from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, TRS leader K Chandrasekhar Rao and YS Jagan of YSRCP on a daily basis. With the kind of remarks he's seen making, CBN has lost his value as an experienced leader as he's been speaking with baseless allegations on biggest of leaders.

To make use of every opportunity coming his way to speak in a manner no experienced leader would do, has made people wonder what's happening with the political leader who is stooping low with every incident. He had recently asked if Modi, KCR and Jagan intend to burn the state, thereby inciting violence by provoking people's anger and thereby trying to gain political mileage through hatred campaign.

In his four plus years of rule, for a major chunk of it he had been a partner of Modi as TDP and BJP were on an alliance agreement and people are now forced to think if CBN and Modi partnered to ruin the state. A leader with 40 years of political experience can't go this misleading and incite violence in the state with suggestive statements. 

CBN has been making negative statements on KCR as well, and with his statements attacking Modi he has himself exposed that not just Modi but CBN too has betrayed the state. While he had been accusing KCR, when KCR had visited him on eve of the last rites of Harikrishna, CBN himself tried to induce a pact and an understanding with KCR and TRS and this action of CBN is in complete contrast to his tall claims and accusations against TRS.

If CBN was with TRS or Modi, nothing would be an issue, but since he's not with them, he's been accusing them of burning the state but incidentally Tuni train burning happened in his regime. And he went on to arrest Kapu community members instead of real culprits who happened to be from TDP. When all such violence was happening at an end in other end YSRCP people always did peaceful protests. With such open deeds defaming him, it's time CBN at least takes care of himself and his words and maintain dignity.