Sharmila argued that special status, Polavaram funding, the Kadapa steel plant and the Duggarajapatnam port were clear commitments. She said these guarantees are the rightful benefits of Andhra Pradesh. She added that not even five percent of these promises reached the people. She questioned the MPs’ memory and their responsibility towards the state.

She criticised BJP and state parties for focusing only on political gains. She said many MPs behave like rubber stamps in Delhi. She claimed their silence shows loyalty to Modi rather than the people. She said this attitude damaged the state’s progress and delayed key projects.

Sharmila questioned why leaders refuse to fight for special status when it could have boosted the economy. She accused Modi of cheating, Chandrababu of misleading people and Jagan of surrendering to the Centre. She said special status vanished from political discussions because leaders stopped raising their voices.

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Kavya met TDP state president Palla Srinivasa Rao to discuss the issue and clarify her stance. The meeting followed a tense incident during the funeral of TDP senior leader and Agro Industries Development Corporation Chairman Malepati Subbannaidu on October 30.

According to sources, some of Subbannaidu’s supporters confronted the MLA at the event. They accused her of troubling the late leader earlier. The crowd shouted “Go Back” slogans, forcing Kavya Krishna Reddy to leave midway. TDP president Palla Srinivasa Rao was also present when the situation unfolded.

After complaints from local TDP members in Kavali, the leadership called Kavya to explain the situation. Following the meeting, sources said she presented her version of events and assured full cooperation with the party’s inquiry.

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Continuing in his father’s footsteps, Minister Nara Lokesh has intensified public outreach efforts. On Tuesday, he personally led the Praja Darbar at the TDP headquarters in Mangalagiri, meeting citizens face-to-face to discuss their grievances and ensure quick solutions.

Since early morning, people gathered in large numbers at the venue. Long queues stretched to the main road as hundreds arrived with petitions, hoping for relief. Many expressed confidence that Lokesh’s leadership would address their long-pending issues effectively.

Citizens also praised Lokesh’s efforts to attract investments and support weaker sections. His direct involvement in the Praja Darbar is seen as a reflection of the TDP’s renewed commitment to governance that listens and responds to people’s needs.

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He suggested that Balakrishna’s comments stem from personal frustrations, perhaps over the attention given to leaders like Chandrababu and Pawan Kalyan. Jupudi reminded Balakrishna of his past, including the mental certificate obtained in the Bellamkonda Suresh shooting case , questioning his own mental state during controversies.

Jupudi advised Balakrishna to speak cautiously, emphasizing that while he may be a hero in cinema, Jagan is the true hero among the people. He also questioned why political conflicts are being dragged into cinema-related rivalries, urging restraint and responsibility.

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