AP CM N Chandrababu Naidu is trying to ape his Telangana counterpart K Chandrasekhar Rao in encouraging defection of Opposition MLAs reminding all in both the states of a popular proverb "A fox borrows the tiger's might" again.
Political analysts categorically state that Naidu can never do a KCR in AP since the political conditions and equations are totally different in both the states.
They wonder how a seasoned politician like Naidu conveniently ignored this fact in his desperate bid to do a KCR in AP.
Naidu should realise that the Opposition YSRCP is strong in AP while no Opposition could match the strength of TRS in Telangana.
The Opposition MLAs in Telangana are themselves queuing up before TRS with a fear that no other party in Telangana has future except TRS.
But in the case of AP, Naidu has appointed a special committee with rich ministers, MPs and MLAs to lure YSRCP MLAs with posts and money.
In Telangana, the Opposition MLAs are joining TRS un-conditionally whereas in AP they are forced to join by offering money and posts.
Naidu should also realise that TRS has been winning all the elections in Telangana after 2014 general elections with thumping majority while Opposition parties could not retain even their deposits whereas TDP did not face a single election in AP till now after it won 2014 elections, thanks to Modi and Pawan Kalyan wave.
Looking at these stunning results, the Opposition MLAs and leaders are vying to join TRS anticipating no future for other parties in Telangana in 2019 elections despite TRS party leadership flashing 'no vacancy board', while in AP, even after luring Opposition MLAs with money and posts, the TDP could ensure defection of only four YSRCP MLAs with much difficulty.
In Telangana, nearly 20 MLAs from all Opposition parties joined TRS without getting any posts.
Now all these above factors remind once that a tiger will be always a tiger and fox always a fox and if fox thinks that just by having shades of tiger on its skin, it can't be a tiger.
