Pemmasani Chandrasekhar – this Name is nowhere in Andhra Pradesh politics six months ago. And now, it is getting as louder as it can.
Galla Jayadev won as the MP from Guntur for the second time in 2019. He won on a TDP ticket even in Jagan’s wave in 2019.
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But then the state and central agencies unleashed vendetta politics on his companies and that led to his withdrawal from politics before the 2024 elections.
TDP supporters were worried about a replacement. But Naidu pulled off a blinder by bringing Pemmasani Chandrasekhar.
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Pemmasani is an NRI. He went to America as a General Practitioner from Burripalem in the Guntur district and gained international recognition in no time.
An online training institute named ‘U World’ has been launched for the students appearing for the medical licensing examination in America and has started training them at a low cost after this company has grown to thousands of crores of rupees in a short period of time by providing online training for exams in various courses.
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Pemmasani attracted the attention of the entire state with his fiery speeches during the election campaign. His excellent electioneering helped all the TDP candidates across the Guntur.
He played a major role in YSR Congress drawing a blank in the Guntur district.
Later he won with a sensational majority of 3,44,695 votes from Guntur.
Due to his clean image, entrepreneurial background, and the popularity he got in the state, Naidu recommended his name as the MoS in Modi’s team. Reports suggest that he will be the crucial Health Portfolio.
A first-timer getting into Modi’s team is a big surprise. Naidu should also be credited for rewarding him.
Chandrababu believes that his international experience would help in bringing industries to the state and creating employment opportunities for the youth here.
The discussion in political circles is that Pemmasani may have the rarest jathakam among those in Indian politics.
