The telugu desam party president and former andhra pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu's appeal to the public during a roadshow in kurnool district to give him one more chance to come to power has sparked heated controversy in state political circles. Naidu made the remark while recalling his commitment to return to the state legislature only as chief minister, and so the next elections would be his last such opportunity. According to reports, Naidu made the comment after careful consideration of proposals from his political strategy team.
"He wants to make an emotional plea to the people, but he realises he's taking a calculated risk," said one observer. By claiming that he is still physically healthy and nimble enough to lead the state, Naidu sends a message to the public that he may not be as fit and agile in the 2029 elections. That's why he begged them to give him one more chance.
"It's a kind of emotional blackmail." If this mood holds true and the people decide to vote for him one more time, Naidu will be elected. However, there is a chance that this blackmailing would backfire, as people may believe Naidu will fade out after a few years, and then it will be the end of the road for him," the analyst said.
The ysr congress party leaders have already begun taking pot shots at Naidu, claiming that he has now admitted that the upcoming elections will be his last and that the tdp will die after the elections. "Naidu has expressed his inner feelings, that the upcoming elections will be his last," senior minister Botsa Satyanaryana remarked. Meanwhile, Naidu's words have fueled speculation that he has given the bharatiya janata party new hope in its bid to replace the tdp as the main opposition after the next elections.
Normally, any leader displays confidence, at least in public, that he will be elected. However, Naidu's words indicate that he has already surrendered defeat, according to a bjp leader. "He is attempting to persuade the people that if they do not return him to power, he would have to quietly retire from politics." "It's nothing more than emotional blackmail, and it will completely backfire on him," the bjp leader warned.
"He wants to make an emotional plea to the people, but he realises he's taking a calculated risk," said one observer. By claiming that he is still physically healthy and nimble enough to lead the state, Naidu sends a message to the public that he may not be as fit and agile in the 2029 elections. That's why he begged them to give him one more chance.
"It's a kind of emotional blackmail." If this mood holds true and the people decide to vote for him one more time, Naidu will be elected. However, there is a chance that this blackmailing would backfire, as people may believe Naidu will fade out after a few years, and then it will be the end of the road for him," the analyst said.
The ysr congress party leaders have already begun taking pot shots at Naidu, claiming that he has now admitted that the upcoming elections will be his last and that the tdp will die after the elections. "Naidu has expressed his inner feelings, that the upcoming elections will be his last," senior minister Botsa Satyanaryana remarked. Meanwhile, Naidu's words have fueled speculation that he has given the bharatiya janata party new hope in its bid to replace the tdp as the main opposition after the next elections.
Normally, any leader displays confidence, at least in public, that he will be elected. However, Naidu's words indicate that he has already surrendered defeat, according to a bjp leader. "He is attempting to persuade the people that if they do not return him to power, he would have to quietly retire from politics." "It's nothing more than emotional blackmail, and it will completely backfire on him," the bjp leader warned.
