Even if Naidu is elected to office, the ruling party wants to imply that he is now too old to lead the government. Naidu won't be named chief minister if the tdp wins the election because he lacks the energy to lead the state. He will undoubtedly elect his son to be the CM. The state will collapse if a failed politician like lokesh is elected chief executive. This will be the YSRC's most recent political ploy.
As a result, Naidu won't be in charge of the state when you cast your ballot for the TDP. Instead, choose a vibrant leader like jagan who has demonstrated what a welfare state is all about," will be the YSRC's message. It's been reported that Naidu asked his party officials not to bring up his age during any of their public speeches, perhaps detecting the YSRC tactic. "The public will choose whether I am young or old. He reportedly told them, "I am certain of persuading them that I would be the chief minister the next time.
The YSRCP government is allegedly undermining Andhra Pradesh's educational system, according to tdp National General Secretary Nara Lokesh. He claimed that there was a chance for a significant loss for students and teachers in the GOs 117, 128, 84, and 85. "School mergers and teacher rationalisation have been allowed to harm the educational system in the name of implementing the National education Policy," fumed Lokesh.
As a result, Naidu won't be in charge of the state when you cast your ballot for the TDP. Instead, choose a vibrant leader like jagan who has demonstrated what a welfare state is all about," will be the YSRC's message. It's been reported that Naidu asked his party officials not to bring up his age during any of their public speeches, perhaps detecting the YSRC tactic. "The public will choose whether I am young or old. He reportedly told them, "I am certain of persuading them that I would be the chief minister the next time.
The YSRCP government is allegedly undermining Andhra Pradesh's educational system, according to tdp National General Secretary Nara Lokesh. He claimed that there was a chance for a significant loss for students and teachers in the GOs 117, 128, 84, and 85. "School mergers and teacher rationalisation have been allowed to harm the educational system in the name of implementing the National education Policy," fumed Lokesh.
