Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu is known for his discipline and strict approach when it comes to party management. The Telugu Desam Party (TDP), which has long been associated with ethics and order, usually leaves little room for internal conflicts.
However, recent disturbances within the party have drawn the CM’s attention. According to TDP sources, Naidu is said to be unhappy with three MLAs — from Amadalavalasa, Guntur East, and Anantapur — over alleged indiscipline.
The Chief Minister has reportedly sought a detailed report from the party leadership regarding their conduct. He emphasised that internal bickering could ultimately damage the larger interests of the TDP. In particular, Naidu is said to have taken serious note of comments made by the Anantapur MLA during the feedback process on the government’s Super Six schemes.
Naidu reportedly told party leaders that no MLA should give room for mistakes and that if false propaganda arises, leaders must be quick to condemn it. He also made it clear that the party as a whole cannot be made accountable for individual mistakes committed by MLAs or local leaders.
The TDP chief has asked the leadership to submit a report on the recent remarks made by the three MLAs, signalling that discipline will remain a non-negotiable principle under his leadership.
