AP Elections Exposing So-Called Methavulu!
In the telugu media space, some people pose as intellectuals. More of these intellectuals have been produced by YouTube's growth as a platform for constant propaganda, a means of making wealth, and a possible avenue for political gain during election seasons. At first, they act impartially and gain the public's favor. After they get more subscribers, they join a party and start making a lot of money. On YouTube, K Nageshwar Rao, a former MLC, has a large following.
At first, Nageshwar Rao maintained his impartiality while growing his subscription base. However, others believe that his analysis in recent years shows congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ysr congress bias. His current position on the Land Titling Act, particularly on the inclusion of Jagan's images in Pattadar Pass Books, is the finest illustration of this.
At first, Nageshwar Rao maintained his impartiality while growing his subscription base. However, others believe that his analysis in recent years shows congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ysr congress bias. His current position on the Land Titling Act, particularly on the inclusion of Jagan's images in Pattadar Pass Books, is the finest illustration of this.
Nageshwar provides a compelling justification to support jagan Mohan Reddy. "We have birth and death certificates signed by municipal officials. Do we disagree about who has the right to sign when someone is born or dies? Our tenth certificate has the SSC Board's signature on it. Shall we say, "I've studied," and who should sign? Why is Jagan's picture missing from the Passbook, which is provided by the state government? With wit, Nageshwar said.
The image of narendra modi on COVID Vaccination Certificates was criticized by the same Nageshwar. Yes, our certificates bear official signatures; nevertheless, they do not include photos of the signing authority. Passbooks once featured the andhra pradesh government Emblem. It is just Nageshwar's responsibility to clarify the problem. Chief Ministers are appointed temporarily, but the government is permanent. The Chief Minister's images shouldn't be on Passbooks, which are significant papers. Imagine the type of resource waste if the future chief minister wanted the photographs to be replaced!
What comes next? Do all the selling deed paperwork for our houses need to include photos of the prime minister and the Chief Minister? Should we alter them each time a new government takes office? Does Nageshwar, a self-professed Medhavi, support this? Is Nageshwar proposing to jagan a novel concept to include images on both birth and death certificates? In fact, these thinkers suggest that recipients of Button Nokkudu have tattoos of Jagan's image if they are not cured. Medhavulu ought to stop showing political favouritism or else the people would start to see them as Methavulu.