YSRCP is suffering exodus and prominent leaders leaving the party by blaming Party president YS jagan.After facing big blow with exodus of Konathala there were rumors in media circles about possibilities of parliamentary leader and Nellore MP Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy quitting the party. However Mekapati responded on rumors and his comments raised several eye brows.Mekapati suggested Jagan to follow the democratic principles. 

Appreciating Chandrababu works as AP CM Mekapati said that Naidu’s ‘Janma Bhoomi’ program is very effectively implemented and is very useful to people. He said that he would like to part in that program’ ‘’ I joined YSR Congress only after quitting my previous posts and I will do the same if I ever quit YSR party. 

Right now, I have no plans to leave the party.I am quite happy with Modi government and Chandrababu government performance.’’Said Mekapati Reminding Jagan Mohan Reddy to follow democratic principles, stating not leaving the party ‘now’, showing interest to take part in rival party’s official programs and praising them all are hinting that it is just only a matter of time for him to jump ship.With the above comments one can easily conclude the future course of action of Mekapati.Another blow waiting for Jagan.

Tech Savvy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Chandra Babu Naidu envisaged grand plans of having a captivating capital across the river bed of Krishna. He planned to design the capital in such a way that it will be visible even from air in a distinct manner. 

However all his grandiose dreams received huge shock when farmers refused to part their lands for the new capital. Revenue Officials who are entrusted with the job of convincing farmers to give their lands for the construction of new capital are facing stiff resistance especially in Penumaka and Undavelli. Farmers N.Ramu and others accused Government of trying to snatch the lands of small farmers hailing from the weaker sections.

Farmers in Tulluru demanded 50-50 land pooling and also stunned officials coming with their own conditions. K.Nageswara Rao, a farmer said they will lose their livelihood by parting away their fertile lands. B.Venkateswarlu expressed his willingness to cooperate only if Government agrees to their demands.

In the meantime AP.Rytu Sangham is conducting meeting with farmers opposing land pooling system at Mangalagiri on Oct 30 and G. Nageswara Rao leader of Rytu Sangham said Tadikond anad Mangalagiri farmers will be participating in the meeting.

T-TDP leaders took on ruling TRS govenment for the continuous suicides of farmers in Telangana state. Coming down heavily on Telangana Government’s inaction and even agricultural minister for his insensitivity said farmers are committing suicides due to the poor policies of the government. They blamed CM KCR for the power problems in the state.

T-TDP leaders said they will take care of families of farmers who committed suicide in Nalgonda and Adilabad. He said already they have donated 10k and 50k and announced that they started NTR fund for farmers to help the families. 

They said in the leadership of Lokesh they will visit all districts of Telanana starting from Medak. They promised to fight on behalf of farmers in Assembly, Parliament and various other farmers. TDP demanded 10 lakhs compensation for each farmer’s family and asked Government to compensate for the crops they have lost.

Speculations were abuzz that Pawan Kalyan will star in the Telugu remake of ‘Kaththi’ which went on to become a money spinner in Kollywood. Adding fuel to fire, A special screening has been arranged for Pawan by Tagore Madhu (who bought the Telugu dubbing rights) on Tuesday night. However, Plans to remake ‘Kaththi’ has been dropped in the last minute. 

Highly placed sources inform, Pawan Kalyan couldn’t give his nod to ‘Kaththi’ remake even though he liked the movie immensely as he believe the timing was incorrect. The actor-turned-politician feels taking up a subject based on farmers issue at this juncture would adversely affect AP Capital plans. It may affect the AP Government’s Land Pooling from farmers for AP Capital. He doesn’t want to take any decision that would send the message of being anti-Government at this juncture. 

As a result, ‘Kaththi’ Telugu Dub which is scheduled to hit the screens on October 31st would release on November 21st (As per distributors).

A day after founding member of YSR Congress party and former minister Konathala Ramakrishna called it quits, tremors have hit the beleaguered Opposition. The ‘underlying’ dissent within its leaders, MLAs and MPs seems to be coming out and sending a strong message that many others are likely to follow the suit. According to highly reliable sources, Nellore MP Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy, Atmakur MLA Mekapati Goutham Reddy and Bapatla MLA Kona Raghu have set ground to quit YSRCP and join BJP which will be a major jolt to YS Jagan and his party. 

Ever since Jagan floated YSR Congress Party on a plank to take reigns of CM post, several senior leaders have joined and subsequently walked out of party. The list very long and big. It includes Raghuram Krishnam Raju, Sabbam Hari, Nandyal MP SPY Reddy, Dhadi Veerabhadra Rao, Jupudi Prabhakar Rao, Gadde Babu Rao, Konathala Ramakrishna have already left party. Now reports are rife that 2 more MPs and 2 MLAs are going to say bid adieu to party. Araku MP Kothapalli Geetha who has been voicing against Jagan, may also soon ditch Jagan taking queue from the likes of Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy. 

Buzz is that senior leaders Tammineni Seetharam and Jyothula Nehura too mulling over to switch party soon. The situation is no different in Telangana as well. Although the party almost became zero even before elections and senior leaders like Konda Surekha have quit before elections, remaining very few leaders too called it quits recently. PJR’s daughter Vijaya Reddy, former DGP Dinesh Reddy, Wyra MLA Madan lal have all ditched Jagan and joined other parties. Though Jagan recently bring back his sister Sharmila and made her president of YSR Congress party for Telangana, the response is negligible. 

Although Jagan-led YSRCP managed to win in 67 Assembly constituencies in its maiden election, Jagan’s “lack of leadership”, “poor visionary”, “head-strong attitude” and alleged “disrespect” towards seniors seems to have costed the party dearly. While the party almost wiped out in Telangana, its heading towards a crisis in Seemandhra. Notwithstanding Jagan’s initiation of damage-control measures in the eleventh hour, party leaders, MLAs and MPs are not in a mood to heed to Jagan’s plea. “Ripples have already started within YCP in North Coastal Andhra, South Coastal Andhra and soon expected to hit Rayalaseema as well. YCP is a sinking ship, “shared a senior political analyst. 

All these put together raising a set of questions: Who will remain in YSR Congress Party? Who will remain and support Jagan? Who will sail with Jagan in future? Only time will tell. Let’s wait and watch whether Jagan survives this or not.

Top Judiciary of India, Supreme Court’s tough stance on black money account holders forced Government of India to submit the complete list of Indians having illegal accounts with foreign banks. 

Modi’s government today submitted list of 627 black money account holders to the Supreme Court in a sealed cover. Court however refused to open the cover saying only Chairman and Vice Chairman of Special Investigation can open the envelope containing these names. 

Mukul Rohatgi, Attorney General said the list contained the names of account holders in HSBC bank, Geneva provided by French Government. Yesterday Supreme Court became serious when Government provided only three names citing that any more details could jeopardize the probe into the black money. Supreme Court lashed out that Union Government is protecting black money holders. 

Some experts however say SC encroached into Government’s sovereign treaty and could hamper the probe as the confidentiality clause has been broken. Already Germany protested against India and soon US and other countries may stop divulging the information.

Bhooma Akhila Priya who became MLA at a young age of just 27, carries the burden of fulfilling the wishes of people in her Allagadda constituency and carrying forward the legacy left behind by her mother late, Sobha Nagireddy, most popular leader in the region.

After winning unopposed following the sudden and most tragic demise of her mother Sobha Nagireddy in a car accident, Akhila Priya spoke about her dreams and aspirations.

AP- When my mother entered politics even she is just 26 years. Both of us made entry with just months difference. When my mother entered she had additional responsibilities like handling family and also bringing up children. My mom didnot get scared of them and I hope to work drawing inspiration from her.

AP-Yes. Mother gained lot of respect with her good work as a MLA. I should work hard to reach that stage. I should first study each and every subject in detail and I am prepared for it. When I step out in Allagadda, people are instilling courage and confidence in me remembering my mother. I feel as if I am with my mother in their company. I love to spend more time with them.

 AP – We three children campaigned for father and mother right from childhood. At that time we were excited. Now I noticed that people are gripped with sorrow and scares with out my mother. I saw courage only after they came to know that anyone from our family will enter into politics for them.

AP – Mother penned what she wished to do for Allagadda in a diary. Those are not her plans for Allagadda but what people of Allagadda asked for. I came to know about the diary after her death. I wish to complete all of them. 

AP-Mother always told that it is good to provide employment to the people of the constituency. So we started diary farm and planned to start industries helpful for farmers.

 AP – Mother always looked like a house wife for us. She always felt that we shouldn’t miss her though she was in politics. She used to enquire us whether we had meals or slept according to time every hour where ever she was. She used to rush home when we fell sick. Only after she passed away, we came to know about the support she got among people of Allagaddda.

AP – My life’s mission will be decided the way a person lives and strives to reach his goals and missions. I am not missing anything in my life except my mother.