Vijayawada corporator Kesineni Shwetha highlights the dismal state of the TDP.
Leaders from both TDP and Janasena are under the illusion that they would assume power with their alliance. However, Kesineni Swetha's comments, made during her resignation from the corporator post, reveal that TDP's strength is just an illusion but not real.
She affirms that in four Lok Sabha constituencies, TDP lacks genuine candidates and instead of bolstering leadership in these regions, she questions why the sitting MP Kesineni Nani should be changed.
She pointed out the absence of TDP candidates in Rajahmundry, Eluru, Guntur, and Narsaraopet Lok Sabha constituencies.
Swetha further noted that Guntur MP Galla Jaydev is disengaged from party activities and has opted not to contest in the upcoming elections.
Shweta asserts that abruptly replacing sitting MP Kesineni Nani from Vijayawada is not only disrespectful but also surprising.
It is astonishing that a party with a history spanning over four decades, fails to find leaders to contest as Lok Sabha candidates.
TDP leadership must be waiting that the disappointed leaders from YCP would come and join TDP to contest. It appears the TDP leadership is anticipating such a scenario, exemplified by the situation in the Narasaraopet constituency.
CM Jagan suggested Narsaraopet's current MP Lavu Srikrishna Deva Raya contest from Guntur, but he declined. There are reports indicating TDP leaders are in contact with MP's father, Lavu Rattaiah to pull the family into TDP.
Similar circumstances are rumored to exist in the remaining three parliamentary seats. Kesineni Shweta's remarks have ignited a debate, shedding light on the deteriorating state of the TDP.
