Kesineni insults Naidu, calls TDP a 'company'!

G GOWTHAM
Kesineni Srinivas, nicknamed Nani, a top telugu desam party politician, appears to be furious with party chief and chief minister N chandrababu naidu for bolstering his opponents in the district. So much so that the mp addressed Naidu face-to-face at the ntr district tdp meeting's review meeting and made demeaning remarks about the leader, calling the party his own business. "This is your business, and you are free to operate at your whim and the whim of your political heirs. I manage my business in accordance with my own preferences, and you manage the tdp in accordance with your preferences, Kesineni replied in a stern tone to Naidu.

Naidu was shocked by the MP's remarks and was also upset by them. He quickly recovered and helped Kesineni to his feet. "This is a political party that is owned by everyone and the people, not a business. To save it and take control of it, I battled lakshmi Parvati and then Harikrishna, he claimed. The tdp chief continued by stating that he could only accomplish this with the backing of the majority party leaders. He said, "Whatever I had done, it was to rescue the party." Kesineni added that he had been a longtime supporter of the party and that he had done so without causing any trouble.

However, he claimed, "I have been ignored and marginalized, while my competitors are being boosted." He informed Naidu that it was improper to cast doubt on his honesty and allegiance to the party. Despite the fact that I am a party mp, Kesineni remarked, "You are inspiring others in my own constituency." He emphasized that despite receiving numerous offers from other parties, including the Bharatiya Janata party, he had stayed with his current affiliation.

He claimed, "I did not desert the party like sujana Chowdary or C M Ramesh. Indicating that he might not stay in the party for long, Kesineni made it clear to Naidu that he didn't want to run in the upcoming elections and that the party should make the decision. But he didn't say whether he planned to stay in politics or leave.

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