Former chief minister Chandrababu Naidu's actions, particularly those of Nimmagadda Ramesh, have significantly contributed to the deteriorating situation of the telugu desam party (TDP) in Andhra Pradesh. One major issue plaguing the state is the distribution of pensions, particularly for elderly citizens.

Previously, tdp volunteers would deliver pensions directly to the homes of beneficiaries, but complaints arose, prompting the government to deposit pension funds into bank accounts starting in March. This change has led to long queues at banks, with elderly individuals enduring the scorching sun while officials struggle to manage the crowds. The inconvenience caused by TDP's handling of pension distribution has sparked widespread criticism on social media, further damaging the party's reputation.

 Many are now questioning whether tdp, under Chandrababu's leadership, is capable of effectively addressing the needs of the people. The mismanagement of pension distribution is just one example of TDP's declining popularity, with many attributing the party's diminishing prospects to such missteps. tdp candidates find themselves in a difficult position, grappling with the fallout from these mistakes as they attempt to navigate the political landscape. 

The situation has become dire for elderly citizens, who now face the arduous task of travelling long distances to access their pension funds. Critics hold chandrababu naidu accountable for exacerbating these issues, expressing frustration and disillusionment with his leadership. The events leading up to the 2019 elections serve as a stark reminder of the consequences of ineffective governance. 

As the upcoming elections draw near, concerns mount over Chandrababu's strategies and the potential impact on TDP's electoral prospects. The electorate eagerly awaits to see how Chandrababu will address these challenges and whether he can salvage the party's standing in the eyes of the public.