Kolikapudi Srinivasa Rao is a big headache for Chandrababu.!?

- Kolikapudi Srinivasa Rao is a big headache for Chandrababu.
- Is he trying to become popular with controversy..?
- Harassment comments on pro-TDP media.


Kolikapudi Srinivasa Rao who came to light from the amaravati farmers' movement, has made a mark as a firebrand. Before becoming an mla, he came on screen with controversies. A few years ago, bjp leader Vishnu Vardhan reddy was slapped with a shoe during a debate on a tv channel. Before that matter was forgotten, Kolikapudi was cornered by another controversy. These results made Kolikapudi a highly controversial leader. If this is the case, Chandrababu wanted to include those who played a key role in the amaravati movement in his party. Immediately put a scarf on Kolikapudi. Now Kolikapudi is recognized as a public representative rather than as a person. And how should he behave in this context? How to work? Everyone knows that. It should be done in a way that is useful to the people. But, Kolikapudi doesn't work like that. Moreover, they are constantly busying themselves with some controversy. A few years ago, an attempt was made to demolish a house belonging to a ycp leader. He himself was driving a bulldozer and demolished it.
CM Chandrababu had to respond directly to this. After that, Even after two months of the formation of the government, the roads are not being repaired. He himself went down to those silos and protested. This has become a problem for the government. Later, criticizing Jagan, he challenged that he would resign from his post. Chandrababu had to strongly condemn this too. And, now directly abusing key media representatives has become a controversy.

Reporters were scolded. The reason for this is that the pro-TDP newspaper has revealed that the mla is involved in the movement of sand corruption. He could not digest this. At present, this has become a serious controversy. Journalists across the state are getting worried. Chandrababu is also serious about this matter.

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