BJP’s Municipal Blackmail to TDP

TDP and BJP Top Brass are looking to level the differences between them since the day the Special Package is announced. But then the rift between the local leaders is widening. The other day, BJP Leaders of Vijayawada have staged a protest before BJP Vijayawada office for not managing any nominated posts from TDP government in the recently selected Kanaka Durga Board.

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On the other side, the local BJP leaders of Kakinada have announced that the party will go solo in the upcoming municipal corporation election alleging that TDP leaders were trying to humiliate them by not giving proper importance in the government schemes and functions. The party leaders say even though they do not have it in them to win, they can always spoil TDP prospects.

Seven Municipal Corporations and Four Municipalities which did not go for elections until now will have the elections. These municipalities were spread across the length and breadth of the state and so can be treated as Mini Election and will be a referendum of a sort for the TDP government. Vishakapatnam, Kakinada, Guntur, Ongole, Kurnool, Tirupati and Srikakulam are the Municipal Corporations. Rajam, Nellimerla, Kandukur, and Rajampeta are the municipalities that are going to face elections.