Vijayawada MP Kesineni Nani, who recently resigned from the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) to join the YSR Congress party in pursuit of the party ticket for the MP seat, has become a target of TDP leaders and social media groups since his defection.
Despite facing attacks from TDP leaders like Buddha Venkanna, Devineni Uma, and even his younger brother Kesineni Chinni, Kesineni has maintained a great deal of restraint.
However, on Tuesday, he lost control and responded to his rivals, including TDP president N Chandrababu Naidu and his son Nara Lokesh.
Describing Nara Lokesh as a useless individual and Naidu as an unreliable character, Kesineni stated that the previous Naidu government had done little for the common people, while the present Chief Minister, Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy, consistently considered the welfare of the poorer sections.
“Naidu was more interested in commissions and kickbacks. He never cared about the poorer sections, whereas Jagan has improved government schools to the level of private schools,” he remarked.
He further asserted that the TDP chief had no strong connection to Andhra Pradesh, choosing to reside in his comfortable house in Hyderabad.
“The upcoming elections will be the last in Naidu’s life, and he is prepared to return to his native state of Telangana,” Kesineni added.
Addressing other TDP leaders who criticize him, the Vijayawada MP stated that Naidu had encouraged such individuals, likening them to stray dogs whose sole purpose is to launch acerbic attacks on those leaving the party.
“Naidu has such a malicious mentality that he has prompted a stray dog to bark at the chief minister, labeling him as Bhosadike. I am not concerned about such dogs, who bark only to gain favor with Naidu and Lokesh,” Kesineni concluded.
