Chandra Babu Naidu's huge shock to those seniors..!?

- Babu's plans to keep the alliance in power for another 40 years.
- Should the ministerial positions be given to talented people rather than seniors?
- Is Babu careful not to repeat YCP's mistakes?

When many predicted the alliance would come to power in AP, that prediction finally came true. Pawan Kalyan, who said he would not let the anti-CYCP vote split, succeeded in that attempt. The alliance created a boom with the victory in 164 seats together in AP. Although many surveys have revealed that there will be a competitive situation in the state, the situation is different. chandrababu naidu will take oath on the 9th of this month at 11.53 am. But as more MLAs are winning, the number of aspirants for ministerial posts is increasing. But information is being received that Chandrababu is fixed to give place in the cabinet only to those who have talent and do justice to the position.
If Chandrababu follows this principle, there are comments that it is difficult for many seniors to get a place in the cabinet. Chandrababu wants the alliance to remain in power in the state for another 40 years and is careful not to repeat the mistakes made by ycp during his rule. It seems that Baby Nayana who won from Bobbili, Gauthu sirisha in Srikakulam, and Koona ravikumar in Amudala's migration has a chance.
Vangalapudi Anita, who won in Payakaraopet, is also being promoted as a Minister. There are comments that Palla Srinivasa Rao, who won as mla from Gajuwaka, is also likely to get the post of minister. The comments show that those who have never held the position of minister will own the position of minister in the cabinet this time. But it remains to be seen how the seniors' reaction will be if ministerial post is given to newcomers and inexperienced MLAs. There is a chance that the allocation of cabinet seats to the alliance may cause some difficulties.
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Sowmiya Sriram

06/06/2024 12:14 PM