Chandrababu: Jagan & KCR Inspired By Chiru
Jagan and KCR are drawing inspiration about their future from Megastar and Congress MP K Chiranjeevi according to TDP Chief Chandrababu Naidu. When Gudivada ex-MLA Ravi Venkateswara Rao joined in TDP back again, Naidu made these comments.
'Both Jagan and KCR will do it the Prajarajyam way as they took inspiration from Chiru. But we will not lose morale with their acts', said Naidu, citing that YSR-Congress and TRS will be merged into Congress. He has highlighted that people like Kodali Nani got themselves sold for money and TDP will not be disturbed with such acts. 'If one leader leavers TDP, fifty will rise. Leaders may turn dirty, but our cadres will not do that way and they are our pillars of strength', stated Naidu. He confirmed that people of Gudivada will always vote for TDP irrespective of conspiracies by other parties, as Gudivada is the place where legendary NTR is born.
Looks like, Naidu is fielding perfect contestants at all places where he feels that completion from YSR-Congress is a bit aggressive. And if his Paada Yatra does the right thing, then red carpet will be rolled for his victory, says analysts.
'Both Jagan and KCR will do it the Prajarajyam way as they took inspiration from Chiru. But we will not lose morale with their acts', said Naidu, citing that YSR-Congress and TRS will be merged into Congress. He has highlighted that people like Kodali Nani got themselves sold for money and TDP will not be disturbed with such acts. 'If one leader leavers TDP, fifty will rise. Leaders may turn dirty, but our cadres will not do that way and they are our pillars of strength', stated Naidu. He confirmed that people of Gudivada will always vote for TDP irrespective of conspiracies by other parties, as Gudivada is the place where legendary NTR is born.
Looks like, Naidu is fielding perfect contestants at all places where he feels that completion from YSR-Congress is a bit aggressive. And if his Paada Yatra does the right thing, then red carpet will be rolled for his victory, says analysts.
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