Yarapathineni Vs Kasu in Gurjala..!?

- Yarapathineni, Kasu in the second consecutive contest.

- YSP who insulted BC's top leader 'Janga' in a humiliating manner.

- TheGuntur district is the only seat where kamma Vs reddy leaders are contesting.

Sometime a few hundred years ago in Palnadu in guntur district, there was an ancient war between the kingdoms of Gurajas and Machars. If the cut is made, the assembly elections held for the Gurjala and Machar assembly constituencies from the last few days will also bring to mind the old war. Once again the old rivals are contesting in the Gurjala constituency which is the mouth of Palnadu. Sitting mla kasu mahesh reddy from ycp and senior leader Yarapatineni Srinivasa Rao from tdp are contesting. kasu mahesh reddy is contesting for the second time.

In the last election, the people of Guraja won kasu mahesh reddy, who was a non-local candidate in Jagan's campaign. There is serious opposition against Mahesh reddy, who accused him of domineering politics rather than development in the constituency. Kasu also politically undermined the senior leader of the party, bc leader MLC Janga Krishnamurthy, who made many BCs shift towards ycp across the state. Even jagan, who had to condemn this, gave a thumbs up to kasu mahesh reddy, who belongs to his own social group, from YS in the past to jagan today. Finally, Janga decided to defeat his long-time political rival Yarapatineni Srinivasa Rao.

All the BCs in the constituency are already moving away due to Kasu Mahesh's behavior. At the same time, in his own social group, there are discussions among the leaders of his own party that he has not done any work for anyone except the five guru leaders. Except for the traditional votes for YCP, many have already moved away from Kasu.In the last election, the ycp leaders are alleging that apart from destroying the party, the constituency has also alienated a key leader like Janga.

This time, along with the strong Vaishya community in piduguralla town and the balija community in the constituency, they are all leaning towards Yarapatineni, in other words towards the alliance. Yarapatineni, who lost for the first time in his career by a huge margin in the last election, has been available to the people of the constituency for five years. This time, before the election, there seemed to be a favorable environment for him. His two successors are running hard in the campaign. In any case, it seems certain that this timethe expectations will be reversed compared to the previous elections in the war.