Galla Challenges Chiru On Tirupati Ticket

Congress minister Galla Aruna Kumari is not leaving any breathing space for Chiranjeevi in connection with Tirupathi MLA ticket. We all know that the seat is vacant after Megastar has shifted to Delhi by gaining RajyaSabha seat.

Galla Aruna Kumari made it clear that she is not going to take backseat irrespective of high pressures for acquiring Tirupati ticket. She made the same thing clear to Chief Minister Kiran Kumar, who is touring Chittoor as part of 'Prajapadam'. Indirectly, the pressure that is making CM to think about Tirupati seat is none other than Chiru.

While Galla is trying for her son Jayadev, Chiru is trying hard for a person from his coterie. Observers are saying that among all the 18 constituencies in the state, Tirupathi may become a hot seat with tug-of-war between these two groups. With Chiru having CM, Botsa and high-command's support a bit high, there are chances for him to have last laugh over Galla Aruna Kumari.

Naidu Sings PRP-Tune For Tirupathi

Like the old saying 'Be a roman when you are in Rome', TDP supremo Chandrababu Naidu is singing the tune of PRP in their constituency. After kick-starting his by-poll campaign in Tirupathi, Naidu started signing PRP tune there.

Megastar Chiranjeevi's political entry is thundered with the slogan 'Samajika Nyayam' in the name of PrajaRajyam Party. However, Chiru finally merged his boat with Congress, promising people that the ruling party only can do 'social justice'. However, Naidu shocked everyone today by saying that 'Samajika Nyayam' to Tirupathi was done only in TDP's regime. 'Though we haven't highlighted it like Chiranjeevi, Telugudesam has this motto of Samajika Nyayam right from its inception', stated Naidu.

After so many days, TDP chief launched a verbal attack on Chiru for merging the party with Congress for personal interests. He went on saying that Social-Justice is missing only in Congress regime and various irregularities in TTD board exemplify it. Interestingly, TDP is fielding Chadalavada Krishnamurthy from the constituency, who earlier jumped into PRP after its formation and came back to Telugu Desam after the merger. What a 'Samajika Nyayam'!