RRR Gives Warning to Naidu
The disgruntled former mp from narsapuram, who was not granted a ticket to stand by any of the three affiliated parties—the bjp, tdp, and JSP—spoke in an interview with a station that supported the tdp about how he felt about Chandrababu's incompetence in managing the bjp to get him a seat to campaign.
He also questioned how Chandrababu, who made a pledge but was unable to compete for a seat in parliament, could claim to be able to finish the polavaram project with money from the Centre. How is it that people can trust him? Raju responded, "If they consider me fire, they should know that fire burns from wherever it is," in response to the anchor's question about whether the tdp would see him as "fire," meaning that it wants to dump him on the bjp but not keep it for itself.
He also questioned how Chandrababu, who made a pledge but was unable to compete for a seat in parliament, could claim to be able to finish the polavaram project with money from the Centre. How is it that people can trust him? Raju responded, "If they consider me fire, they should know that fire burns from wherever it is," in response to the anchor's question about whether the tdp would see him as "fire," meaning that it wants to dump him on the bjp but not keep it for itself.
If one were to read between the lines, one would conclude that he is threatening to confront chandrababu naidu should he fail to present the narsapuram ticket. Observing raghu Rama Raju's abrupt revolt, the tdp supporters who had viewed him as a hero for the past five years are accusing him of pressuring and criticizing Chandrababu. They are suggesting that he apply pressure to the bjp rather than Chandrababu.