There is an age-old saying in Telugu which says that an ant bites anyone if the finger is kept in its hole.
The story is that a mother found her son crying and when she asked him, the child said that the ant had bitten him.
Then the mother questions the ant why he bit her son. The ant promptly says that the child had fingered the anthill and so he bit him.
The lesson is that you should not put your finger in an anthill.
This applies to Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan, who made a long lecture of accusations on the ruling YSR Congress in Andhra Pradesh.
When the ruling party was holding a prestigious rally in support of its three capitals policy, who directed Pawan Kalyan to finger it?
Pawan Kalyan would have organised his programmes either before the YSR Congress event or postponed to a later date.
But Pawan Kalyan, for the reasons best known to him, put his finger into the anthill and the ant bit him promptly.
When the ant bites, like the child in the story, Pawan Kalyan too was seen crying and blaming the ant!
So someone tells the ant and child story to Pawan Kalyan and gives him some wisdom on how to plan political programmes.
