Telugu Desam Party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu is said to be suspecting the possibility of outbreak of a major law and order problem in the coming days to destabilise his government.
According to party sources, Naidu reportedly told some of his close confidants in the party, quoting intelligence sources, that the Bharatiya Janata Party is likely to trigger violence by indirectly raking up controversial issues thereby creating some sort of political uncertainty in the state.
He is learnt to have cited the recent example of Jana Sena Party chief Pawan Kalyan threatening to lead a Maharashtra-type of agitation by farmers in Amaravati region that would disturb the tranquillity in the region and also stall the progress of works on the new state capital.
Secondly, Naidu has also suspected the possibility of outbreak of violent incidents by Kapu community.
The latest statement by YSR Congress party president Y S Jaganmohan Reddy fuelling the unrest among the Kapus is being seen in that context.
The Kapu youth might resort to revival of Tuni-type of incidents just before the elections and any serious action against them would severely hurt the prospects of the TDP in the elections.
So, the TDP president asked his party men to be alert and cautious on these two issues and not to fall into the trap of Jana Sena or YSRC by making controversial statements.
He also alerted the police and district officials to take all necessary steps to pre-empt the attempts to create a major law and order problem in the state, party sources said.
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