Biggest test for Chandrababu and Pawan..!?

- Will they move ahead on key issues related to AP?
-  Jana Sena has a crucial responsibility for TDP, its ally in Parliament.
- Modi has his priorities.

The budget meetings of the parliament are starting soon. Do the coalition parties in the state question the issues related to ap in Parliament? Now it has become a topic of discussion in the political circles that they will work hard to solve the problems of AP. Because it is known that the parties of Chandrababu and pawan kalyan in the state have supported the Modi government at the center. In this context, will they move ahead on key issues related to AP? How many will be solved? is a matter of debate. Mainly aside from the issue of special status, polavaram funds, amaravati capital construction, development of backward areas, visakha railway zone, IT related industries have become crucial for the state government at present. Even if a government is formed at the center with the support of Chandrababu Pawan Kalyan, there is no possibility of solving any problem there without asking. In this context, the Jana Sena has a crucial responsibility for TDP, its ally in Parliament.

Chandrababu recently told the same thing to his party MPs and pawan kalyan to his two MPs. Both of them wanted discussions in the parliament based on the interests of the state and the problems of the state. It remains to be seen how far they will succeed in this regard. However, it does not seem that ap benefits will be a solution now. Keeping this in mind, many are suggesting that Chandrababu should sharpen his affairs.

 There is no possibility of anything being questioned in Parliament. So this matter should be dealt with promptly. Modi has his priorities. So there is no situation to care about AP. So no matter how you look at it, it can be said that the alliance of Chandrababu and Pawan will face a big test in the coming parliamentary sessions.
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Sowmiya Sriram

18/07/2024 10:55 AM