Jagan proves his political immaturity again?

  Four days ago, Jagan Mohan Reddy announced that he will not to step into the Assembly until the no confidence notice served against Speaker Dr. Kodela Shivaprasada Rao is accepted for discussion in the house, but he returned to house along with his party MLAs today, although his notice is not taken for discussion by the house.   Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has stated “No one knows why he boycotts the Assembly and why he comes again.”   Jagan Mohan Reddy replied “I came to Assembly only to question the state government on power tariff hike. Government has increased the power tariff, ignoring the promises made to the people. It increases the power tariff even when the Center is providing 304 mw power to the state at free of cost. We understood that Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and his government will never lend their ears to opposition party’s suggestions. So, there is no use of giving any suggestions to the CM or to his government. So, we are staging a walk out from the house.”   Then the Assembly Affairs Minister Yanamala Ramakrishnudu addressing the members said, “Jagan Mohan Reddy proves that he is an immature politician. He raised some doubts about increasing the power tariff. But, even before the Chief Minister could answer his questions, he walked out of the house. No one knows why he comes in and why he is going out. He seems is very keen to make some nuisance inside and outside the Assembly. He lacks interest and knowledge on any issue. So he blames us to escape from the house.”   Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said “Jagan Mohan Reddy knows nothing about power supply and power tariff. But he tries to project himself as an expert in any subject. Jagan should know that the power supplied by the Center to the state will not come at free of cost. We have to pay Rs.5.00 to 5.50 per unit. But, Jagan is trying to bluff the people with his meaningless arguments.”

Don’t politicize MAA Elections: Jayasudha

  Veteran actress Jayasudha, who is contesting for the Movie Artists Association President Post, has conducted a press meet today. She said “I am contesting these elections only after many people from the industry have promised to support me. So, I am confident of winning these elections. People are aware about my social service activities. If, I win these elections, I would like to spread my service to the film industry people also.”   “So far, only men are serving in this post. I want to prove that women are also equally capable to handle this post. But, I came to know that some politicians also are interfering in these elections, who do not want a woman to take charge of MAA. I will not succumb to their pressures. In fact, it strengthened my determination to contest the elections. I request all our industry people to keep away the politicians and politics from these elections for the sake of our film industry.”   But interestingly, Murali Mohan, the outgoing president of MAA and the TDP MP is campaigning for her. He said “Jayasudha is senior most person in the film industry. She is even senior to me and to Rajendra Prasad also. So, she deserves to be elected as MAA President.”   “Tanikella Bharani, Ali, Paruchuri Venkateswara Rao, Naresh, Raghubabu, Charmi, Hema, Geetanjali and Shiva Parvathi are members of Jayasudha panel, whereas Rajendra Prasad is still unable to find members for his panel. So, I appeal all the people in the film industry to elect Jayasudha as MAA President,” said Murali Mohan.

Court raps T-Government over delaying GHMC Elections

  The High Court has sharply reacted on a petition filed by the Forum for Good Governance over delaying the GHMC elections. The High Court has stated that if the government fails to submit the elections schedule within two weeks, then it will be forced to announce the elections schedule on its own. Actually, the Telangana government has assured the court that it will submit the elections schedule within two weeks in January this year, but fails to submit even till now. The court has served two notices to the state government during last two months, but it couldn’t get any response to its notices. Hence, the court has given another chance to the state government, probably the last chance.   Winning GHMC Elections is very essential to the ruling TRS party. Although, it takes several measures to win the elections, still it is not sure in the prevailing political equations. The TDP and the BJP have a strong hold on the GHMC area and they have already made it clear that they will jointly contest the elections. The YSRCP also can make a dent in the elections as the Andhra people settled there may split between the TDP and the YSRCP. The MIM has strong hold on the old city. The Congress party also can clinch its share of seats in the elections.   In this context, TRS can’t expect any miracles in the GHMC elections. Hence, Chief Minister KCR is reportedly planning to bifurcate or trifurcate the GHMC so that his TRS party could bag one at least from them. But, division of GHMC needs at least six months’ time to complete. However, the High Court is not ready wait till that long. If so, the TRS government is left with no other option but to face the GHMC elections, whether it is sure to win or not.

Mega Brothers…No political experiments please

  Chiranjeevi and his loyal brother Nagababu held a meeting with their fans yesterday at Hyderabad. According to sources, they have discussed about the present political situation in the state and about Chiranjeevi’s movie and political careers.   Chiranjeevi is said to be regretted for joining politics. His fans have suggested him to stick to his film career rather than sticking to the politics and the Congress party. It is learnt that they have also discussed about Pawan Kalyan’s recent political activities and his political plans. However, Chiranjeevi or Nagababu have not briefed the media about their meeting.   There are wide speculations in the media that Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan both may join hands and run the Janasena party. But, they both might have realized that they are unfit for the politics. Chiranjeevi returning to film industry and Pawan Kalyan’s recent political activity is underlining this bitter fact.   Chiranjeevi’s reputation was badly damaged only after entering into politics. It was damaged further with his dual role played during bifurcation of the state. The Congress party’s reputation is also badly damaged. Its future is also blink. If, Chiranjeevi clings to it any further, he also will be drowned along with it. So, it is better to jump the ship, not to board the Janasena party again, but to retain his lost glory with his films.   Even if Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan plan join hands to run the Janasena party jointly it would lead to another mega-political-disaster in their lives. Hence, any such experiment may make an irreversible damage to their reputation. Hence, it is wise to gradually distance from politics and firmly cling to their film career. Their mega-fans also will be very happy and they also can reunite again.

Jagan is as immature as Rahul Gandhi?

  Jagan Mohan Reddy often makes hasty decisions and makes his party dearly pay for it. Either it is withdrawing from Telangana region before bifurcation of the state are boycotting the Assembly sessions today, his decisions costs very dearly to his party. He wasted all the efforts put by his sister Sharmila and mother Vijayamma to strengthen the party in the Telangana state during his absence, with his one hasty decision to quit the region overnight. People can see now how his party is struggling to re-enter into Telangana state. He again seeks his sister Sharmila’s help to strengthening the party base in the Telangana state.   Similarly, he made a hasty announcement yesterday stating that his party will boycott the Assembly sessions till the Assembly accepts the no confidence notice served against the speaker by his party yesterday. He virtually clips the wings of his own party with his decision during crucial budget sessions. Now, he can’t return to the Assembly unless the house accepts his notice for a discussion.   He served the notices to Assembly Secretary before leaving the house. Unless, a member of the house serves the notice to the speaker directly, it is not necessary to accept it. So, taking advantage of this point, if the ruling party members ignore the notice, then the YSRCP has to stick to its announcement. T   Jagan's immature decision can be compared with Rahul Gandhi taking leave of absence during crucial budget sessions of the parliament.   Jagan Mohan Reddy’s decision not only eases pressures on the TDP government but also let it conduct the business in the house as it wishes. Moreover the state government can’t be blamed for the YSRCP absence because Jagan Mohan Reddy himself has announced that his party will not attend the Assembly sessions. Hence, he puts his party on wrong side with his hasty decision.   His decision is also sending a wrong message to the people that he is scared to face the ruling TDP members in the house. His hasty decision to boycott the crucial budget sessions is also strengthening the arguments that he will not consult or wouldn’t like to take suggestions of senior leaders of his party before taking such decisions. If, his party seniors could make him realize his mistakes then only his party can return to Assembly.

Jagan’s hatred towards TDP becomes YSRCP policy?

  The YSR Congress party that has served privilege motion against Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu yesterday has served no confidence motion against Speaker Dr. Kodela Shivaprasada Rao today. It handovers the notice to the Secretary of Assembly Affairs Satyanarayana today after its 8 members were suspended from the house for three days. The YSR Congress party also decides to boycott the Assembly sessions till the house takes up the notice served against Speaker Dr. Kodela Shivaprasada Rao.   “The government is not willing to hear what we are saying on any issue. It is not even allowing us to speak in the house. The ruling TDP members are intentionally attacking us to stop us speaking about many important issues in the house. The Speaker, who is supposed to be neutral, is showing discrimination towards us. So, we have decided to boycott the house till the house accepts our notice for discussion on it,” said Jagan Mohan Reddy.   He is finding fault with the Speaker, Chief Minister, ruling party members and even the media, but believes that he and his party are honest and decently behaving in the house. Is it possible to make claps with one hand? His hatred towards the Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and his party is known to all.   The reason for his hatred is that he narrowly missed to win the elections and fulfill his ambition to become Chief Minister of the state, because of Chandrababu Naidu and his party only. Congress or all other parties have accepts their defeat with democratic spirits, but Jagan Mohan Reddy takes it by heart and personal. That is why he alone is spitting fire on the TDP government and it’s Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu. He is imposing his hatred on his party and made it as a party policy. Hence, his party policy may change only when it could win the elections and he becomes Chief Minister of the state.

Jagan complains to Governor against the Speaker

  After making hue and cry in the Assembly, YSRCP president Jagan Mohan Reddy accompanied by his 8 suspended MLAs have met Governor Narasimhan and complained against Speaker Dr. Kodela Shivaprasada Rao and the ruling party members. They complained that the speaker is showing discrimination towards them and not giving chance to speak in the house.   They allege he is simply following the instructions from the Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu instead of acting independent. They complained that they were not even allowed to speak with the media at Media Point in the Assembly premises. They have complained that the ruling TDP MLAs and their leader CM Chandrababu Naidu are conducting the house proceedings as they wish and suppressing the opposition party’s voice in the house with brutal force.   Jagan Mohan Reddy has asked the Governor to order the government to run the house strictly abiding to constitutional procedures. He also reportedly appeals him to order the state government to lift the suspension on his party MLAs. All these developments reminds about T-TDP MLAs suspension from the Telangana Assembly for the entire period of the Assembly sessions. Although, the reasons for their suspension are different, the consequent developments are very much resembling. If so, then YSR Congress MLAs led by their leader Jagan Mohan Reddy may go to New Delhi soon to complain about this matter to President Pranab Mukharji and the Election Commission just like T-TDP MLAs. But, what will be the outcome of their efforts? Just refer TTDP MLAs cas