Telangana politics briefly turned lively after the neighboring state's Deputy CM and Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan’s recent remark on the Konaseema region.
During a public meeting, Pawan said that Konaseema’s lush greenery had attracted the “evil eye” of Telangana people and hinted that this was one of the reasons the united Andhra Pradesh was split. His comment quickly drew attention and sparked debate across both states.
When reporters raised the issue at a press meet in Hyderabad, former Telangana minister and current MLA Jagadish Reddy reacted with open laughter.
Taking a sharp dig at Pawan Kalyan, he said, “It's all fate! people who speak without using their brains have become Deputy CMs and CMs. Who from here would even go there? It is their people who come to Telangana, and if anything, their 'evil eye' fell on us.”
His satirical response added fuel to the discussion online.
Many pointed out that Konaseema’s greenery resembles Kerala or Mangalore, questioning why only Telangana would cast “evil eye” on Konaseema. As usual, Pawan Kalyan’s exaggerated comment triggered a wave of trolls and criticism.
డిప్యూటీ సీఎం పవన్ కళ్యాణ్ మాటలకు పగలబడి నవ్వుకున్న మాజీ మంత్రి జగదీశ్ రెడ్డి
— greatandhra (@greatandhranews) November 27, 2025
కర్మ… మెదడు వాడకుండా నోటికొచ్చినట్లే మాట్లాడే వాళ్లు డీసీఎం, సీఎంలు అయ్యారు
ఇక్కడ నుంచి ఎవడైనా అక్కడికి పోతాడా… ఇక్కడికి వచ్చే వాళ్ల దిష్టే మా తెలంగాణకు తగిలింది అంటూ సెటైర్లు pic.twitter.com/F4wkNxEzJx
