KCR Bowing To Pressures

KCR bowing to pressures?: Politicking Wishesh 

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KCR bowing to pressures from TDP, YSRCP: The Telangana Rashtra Samithi Supremo K Chandrasekhar Rao is slowly yielding to pressure. TDP padayatra and YSR Congress Party's growing popularity had seen a sea of change in the loyalty to the TRS. To strengthen the party from within KCR is going beyond, claim critics. Of course, to some extent the claim could be true, the leader was spotted, inviting a small time leader at his own area.

Normally many leaders who wanted to join the TRS from the Telangana region had to meet KCR on an appointed date, as specified by his staff, at the party office and offer their support. But things reversed for a leader in Medchal. In contrary to the custom, KCR walked into Medchal to welcome the small timer. Things are changing maaan!

Firing Kiran is the only objective:  Not all is well in state Congress, has been the talk of the town, especially after the brain storming session held last Sunday (December 16). However due to many unknown reasons or hidden agendas, some leaders are openly slamming the chief minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy, even when he could do very little in the context. Sometimes holding on to CM's chair is like sitting on Damocles throne.

However the heights of hatred spilled on the CM came to light over the controversy raised by two MPs from Telangana region.  Karim Nagar MP Ponnam Prabhakar and Peddapalli MP Vivek were ever targeting the CM on any given occasion. This time they blamed that the cotton farmer was the most neglected person in the state. This is a point to be noted, as the most suffered is farming and the cotton farmer is equally bearing the brunt too. But another query by the MPs, made onlookers ponder. The MPs wanted the CM to talk to Cotton Corporation of India to procure the farm returns at a good rate. CCI is a central organization and the MPs are the people who are to influence Delhi over the issue. How is it right to blame the CM for their helplessness too is a question that did not go down well with the critics.

Will leaders death result in Telangana?: Slamming has become a game that gains limelight and popularity figures soar, which is the present funda of politics. However many a times the wafer thin line between the positive and negative comments has been conveniently eroded by our witty politicians.

The recent upheaval between KCR and Konda Surekha of YSRC party seems to be of this genre. Initially Surekha had openly said that only after KCR's family dies, Telangana will be a reality.  The statement was admonishing and verbal slamming was vented by many TRS sympathizers over the issue. In retort the TRS supremo was no better, he aired his ire over the YSRCP leader and asked Surekha to die first! To what extent politicians will stoop down to hog limelight?