Well, I know all of your are shocked and this is absolutely true. TRS senior MLA Jupally Krishna Rao has fired CM Chandrababu heavily and called him a Lafanga which is surely a abusive word to use. The TRS MLA alleged that the TDP MLA’s are acting so mad in the Assembly and described Chandrababu as Lafanga. Jupalli made these comments because the TDP MLA’s were disturbing during the time when CM KCR was speaking about the conspiracies of Chandrababu. 

Addressing the media, Jupalli said that TDP MLA’s are wrong in supporting the Andhra Pradesh CM who was against the formation of the Telangana state. Jupalli told that Babu is not a good politician and according to the situation he used the word Lafanga says the close sources. Jupalli told TDP MLA’s to go against Babu and be just to the people of Telangana and fight for their problems. 

Jupalli added an open challenge to talk about the power crisis created by him to Telangana by not extending any kind of support. He fired the T-TDP MLA’s were responsible to farmers suicides and failed to fight for the problems of the state. So, what do you think? Did Jupalli do a big blunder?

The merger of YSRCP and the movements of its boss Y S Jagan is always a news whether it is a fact or not. Now it is the turn of CPI party leader Narayana who has made sensational comments on the merger of YSRCP. Narayana reportedly claimed that Jagan’s Delhi tour recently was to discuss his party’s merger with BJP. And he slammed the AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and Jagan regarding their petty politics in Delhi. 

Narayana reportedly added that since Jagan realized people no more have faith towards him, he in fact asked BJP leaders to accept his party’s merger request. Narayana added that at the same time even Babu landed in Delhi to try and stop that merger. After Congress, now it is the turn of BJP to be named as the option for his party. Looks like Jagan has a lot of explaining to do! With each passing day, this news is gaining ground and unless Jagan comes out and gives a statement, some clarity will not be there.

The Budget session of Telangana Legislative Assembly, which kick started on Nov 5 and will continue up to Nov 23, witnessed anxious moments on Monday (Nov 10). While KCR lashed out at his counterpart Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu and blamed him for the “acute power crisis” in the state, and also held previous Congress government in United Andhra Pradesh responsible for it, leaders of Opposition took on KCR and government. 

Especially, TDP senior leader and Kodangal MLA Revanth Reddy made it clear to TRS, “You may get political advantage by blaming Naidu for everything. But that doesn’t help the people of Telangana in anyway. It’s time for government to take proactive steps to help farmers.” 

Meanwhile, KCR assured in he house on record, “Within 3 years, there will be no power cuts in Telangana. We’re already working in that front.” Reacting to KCR’s statement, Revanth Reddy said, “If you does it, we (TDP) will do a Palabhishekham for KCR. If he can’t he should apologise in the floor of the house.”

Many praise Andhra Pradesh CM Chandra Babu Naidu for implementing hi tech ways in administration and governance using his tech savvy nature. However Telangana CM KCR is not left behind as he too is implementing them in a strong but silent manner. According to the latest Telganana Government is planning to come with separate website to recieve donations.

In the new website it is planning to facilitate hassle free contributions for people who wish to contribute to T-CMs’ relief funds. Officials in CMO said many NRIs wish to contribute to the state and so they are coming with a new website for CM’s Relief Fund (CMRF). Government wants to explain the benefits offered in CMRF.

Telugu Desam Party MP Sujana Chowdary became minister of state for Science and Technology, Earth Science in Narendra Modi’s cabinet. However, lot of controversy has started as Mr.Chowdary owe crores of rupees to Central Bank. Congress Party official spokesperson Ajay Maken said that Sujana Chowdary has debt of 315 crores and he is listed as one of the defaulter by the Central Bank. 

Not only Sujana Chowdary, but there are many people in the defaulters list and according to Ajay Maken, Andhra Pradesh MP is listed eight among them. Ajay Maken demanded that Sujana Chowdary should resign from his cabinet post and give an explanation regarding his bank default.

Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, who has been shouting from roof tops over the hurdles allegedly created by AP Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu in power supply to Telangana State, should have explored the option of taking legal action against the latter. This was the suggestion given by Leader of the Opposition K Jana Reddy on Monday. Participating in the discussion on the issue in the State Legislative Assembly, Jana Reddy said KCR could as well move the court against Naidu for creating power crisis in Telangana and the Congress party would fully support the State Government in waging a legal battle against the obstacles coming in the way of development of Telangana.

However, he asked the TRS Government to clarify its plans to resolve the power crisis. Jana Reddy also alleged that despite having approved from the Godavari River Board, the AP Government was not generating power so as to deny Telangana its share of power. However, he dismissed the allegations of TRS wherein it accused previous Congress regime of ignoring Telangana. He said that the previous Congress Government strengthened the power sector and the then united AP ranked fourth in the country in terms of power generation. 

He said that the Congress Government added nearly 15,000 Million Units of power during its 10-year rule and took it to 49,000 MU. He asked KCR to clarify as to how he plans to generate 21,000 MW in the next three years. He said if KCR achieves this target, then not only opposition, but the entire population of Telangana would praise him.

Telugu Desam Party legislator from Kodangal A Revanth Reddy appears to have become a real thorn in the flesh of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao. He is perhaps the only opposition leader who has been taking on KCR outside and inside the Assembly. On Monday, Revanth successfully irritated KCR in the Assembly by questioning the inefficiency of the TRS government in resolving the power crisis and its propriety of targeting the AP government for the same. 

He, along with Dayakar Rao, intervened when the Chief Minister was reeling out the facts related to power crisis caused by AP Government violating AP Bifurcation Act. The Telugu Desam members repeatedly obstructed the Chief Minister’s speech on power crisis for attributing it to the Andhra Pradesh Government. At one stage, a visibly agitated KCR lost his cool and threw some papers on to his table and came down heavily on Revanth Reddy for repeated obstructions.

KCR sought to know whether Chandrababu did not stop power from Hinduja company, cancelled PPAs and pressurising other sources to deny power to the Telangana Government. He termed it a ‘bad’ day that Revanth was trying to implement AP Agenda in Telangana Assembly. The egotism and ineffective argument of Revanth is tantamount to ‘treachery’ of the State, KCR said. “We are not beggars, but stakeholders in Srisailam power as per AP Bifurcation Act,” KCR said adding that they will sure draw the waters for power production despite hurdles being created by his AP counterpart Naidu.