Interestingly, the T-TDP and the YSRCP MLAs are facing some bitter experiences in their respective assemblies. However, comparatively the YSRCP MLAs situation is very much better than the TTDP MLAs. The Telangana State Assembly Affairs Minister T Harish Rao, who is criticizing the AP government that it is suppressing the opposition party voice in the Assembly, is not ready to lift the suspension on the 11 T-TDP MLAs and willing to allow the elected representatives top take part in the discussion on the T-Budget.

Hence, the T-TDP MLAs have met the Speaker, Governor Narasimhan even President of India and the Election Commission complaining against the Telangana government. However, all their efforts to return to the Assembly were failed.

However, the YSRCP MLAs appear to be not much interested to take part in the crucial budget sessions. They seem to be coming to the Assembly only to escape from the public and the ruling party criticism. Hence, they attend the Assembly for an hour or so and then stage walk out with silly reasons. However, MLAs of both parties allege that they are not allowed to speak to media in the Assembly premises. The only difference between them is that the T-TDP MLAs are desperately trying to return to the Assembly and the YSRCP MLAs are desperately trying to skip the crucial budget sessions.