The decision by TDP to field Penamalur YSRCP MLA and former minister Kolusu Parthasaradhi as the candidate for the Nujiveedu assembly seat is expected to have indirect impacts on YSRCP.
Parthasaradhi is set to join TDP on the 26th of this month, and he has been actively meeting with TDP workers and leaders in the constituency to garner support.
Amidst this development, there were reports on Monday afternoon suggesting that CM Jagan held discussions with YSRCP leaders, indicating a potential shift.
YSRCP is reportedly considering the use of the BC card strategy, and there are discussions about fielding Muddaraboina Venkateswara Rao, the TDP in-charge for Nujiveedu, from one of the constituencies in Gannavaram, Mylavaram, or Kanigiri in Prakasam district in Krishna.
However, as of the meeting held on Monday, a conclusive decision has not been reached between YSRCP and Muddaraboina. There are ongoing discussions within YSRCP regarding the allocation of the Nujiveedu YSRCP Assembly ticket to Muddaraboyna.
Additionally, there are discussions about allotting the Eluru YSRCP MP ticket to sitting MLA Meka Venkata Pratap Apparao instead of his son Venugopala Apparao.
On Monday evening, Nujiveedu sitting MLA Meka Pratap and his son Venugopal received a call from CM Jagan’s office, and it is reported that they met with party leaders.
Currently, Muddaraboina is engaging in discussions with his followers to determine the next course of political action. The unfolding developments indicate potential shifts and realignments in the political landscape of the region.
