YSRCP Elected representatives have expressed their dissatisfaction over their leadership. Nandhyala MP SPY Reddy joined in TDP in presence of TDP President CBN in Delhi followed by Kurnool MP Butta Renuka. After that she changed the decision and wants to stay back in YSRCP fearing of the disqualification. Even YSRCP leaders have doubted on Renuka’s existence in the party.
Without giving any time to Jagan, Araku MP Kothapalli Gita raised red flag against YSRCP leadership. She made comments that there is gender discrimination within the party. There is no value for women representatives in the party. There is no surprise on her statement because it’s common to find fault leadership if one wants to get out from the party. There is only one thing that surprised everyone is that Jagan doesn’t involve stopping them.
There is no initiation from the party leaders to talk with all descendents. YSRCP has won 8 Parliament Segments in AP. Party bags 3 MP segments from Coastal Andhra and remaining from Rayalaseema. TDP would take political advantage to eradicate its opponent completely. There are elections for MLCs and Rajyasabha every year. Division of YSRCP is certainly helps TDP to win more number of seats. Tirupati MP Varaprasada Rao is also not loyal to party. Finally, Jagan left with relatives like Avinash (Kadapa) and YY Subba Reddy (Ongole) and business partners like Mekapati (Nellore) and Rajampet (Midhun Reddy). This is the real testing time for YSRCP President YS Jagan.
