Jagan Mohan Reddy owned Sakshi media is the only one media that boasts about him, his party and his family members, while criticizing his rivals and publishing stories in his favor. As a part of it, Sakshi has come up with an interesting story on Chiranjeevi and his role in Congress party.

It states that Chiranjeevi, who sold his Praja Rajyam party on wholesale rate to Congress is still trying to maintain his own group inside the party comprising C.Ramachandrayya, Ganta Srinivasa rao and junior artists like Vanga Geeta and Janga Goutam etc. They try to uphold their group by playing political games with state Congress party.

Chiranjeevi’s letter to state political affairs in-charge Ghulam Nabi Azad complaining against CM Kiran Kumar Reddy is to be seen as one such attempt to twist CM’s hands. His main objection is for not taking him and the cabinet into consideration and not that he has any objections for raising the power tariff. His worry of tarnishing the reputation of the Congress party with CM’s decision is a big joke because there is no such thing like reputation exists at all. Congress party’s reputation was vanished soon after it starts attacking on YSR family and arresting Jagan Mohan Reddy. Whatever is left was diluted into thin air during Kiran Kumar Reddy’s regime with its heavy taxing of the people. Hence, Chiranjeevi need not to worry about the party reputation, which does not exists at all.

Knowing that Azad can do nothing with CM’s decision, Chiranjeevi writes letter to him merely following the Congress mark politics. Hence, Chiranjeevi’s letter to Azad is a deliberate drama that has been screen played by his group intended to uphold their leader Chiranjeevi’s status inside the party, so as they can strike when their time comes.

The article published in Sakshi’s Thursday edition also not spared Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and all the leaders of the party high command. Perhaps, YSRCP is fast loosing its confidence of Jagan Mohan Reddy’s release from jail for which it accuses Congress party and so is this article appeared in Sakshi.