The TDP leadership and its yellow media are good at spreading rumours. They are the best and trained political magicians who can create anything out of nothing and nothing out of something.
They are good at manipulating through the media. Their wide contacts in the national and international media comes as advantage to create something from the air.
The news about Kia Motors plans to shift its base from Andhra Pradesh to Tamil Nadu, which had shocked everyone across the two Telugu States, and also in the Parliament for a while on Thursday, was one such magical manipulated rumour created out of nothing.
However, by evening, the air was clear and the magicians were exposed.
The governments of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, the management of the Kia Motors have condemned the rumours, thus shutting the TDP-sponsored rumour mongers.
Kia Motors was established in Ananthapur and it has the bultup area of 23,000 million sq ft and has the production capacity of three lakh cars every year.
It is not just a push cart selling bananas or a tea shop, to shift so easily, as easy as the news flashed and as easy as the news was spread across the two Telugu states by the TDP and its media.
The company is one of the biggest both in terms of production capacity and turnover and if anything goes against its interests, the company can directly deal with the Government of India or the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
The company had made a whopping investment of almost close to Rs 13,000 crore, will not just close the plant and go somewhere to invest again.
The South Korean company knows it very well to manage Indian bureaucrats and politicians. In fact, any foreign investor would first learn to manage the Indian bureaucrats and politicians before making the investment move and Kia is not an exception.
What the rumour mongers missed is that no business man would close the firm established at Rs 13,000 crore just like that as the politicians change their parties.
It is not an easy task or rather any investor would prefer to leave the investment to repeat it elsewhere!
