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TV9’s Neethi Sookthulu Only For Lokesh?

TV9 which claims itself as the savior for a better society has become the voice of the ruling parties in both the Telugu States. The channel is tomtoming YSR Congress and BRS day in and day out and thereby losing its credibility.

This time it has telecast a program criticizing Nara Lokesh’s speech at the Gannavaram Public meeting.

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‘Criticism is okay but why personals?’ – TV9 is seen shedding crocodile tears about the speech which targeted Kodali Nani, Vallabhaneni Vamsi, and Jogi Ramesh.

TV9 is upset about Lokesh saying he will make the former minister run, calling the Minister a joker, and naming the MLA as Pilla Psycho. The channel went on to say that Political experts are finding fault with Lokesh’s speech and personal targeting.

If there is someone who is least eligible to complain about personal targeting in Andhra Pradesh Politics, it should be the YSR Congress and its supporting media.

Where are these people when the same Vallabhaneni Vamsi badmouthed Lokesh’s mother? It was Vamsi who started it and later, YSR Congress MLAs abused Bhuvaneshwari in the assembly too.

We have seen Kodali Nani badmouth even Chandrababu’s father and grandfather calling ‘Kharjura Naidu gadu ledha vaadi babu Lavangam Naidu gadu’. This kind of language was like nectar to TV9’s ears.

They suddenly are singing sermons about political etiquette to Nara Lokesh.

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Sridhar Raavi

Sridhar is a highly experienced hand in Telugu politics, writing and analyzing political happenings in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. An IT engineer turned news junkie, Sridhar has a sharp eye for catching news as it u…

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