Kodali Nani and Vallabhaneni Vamsi are the two most-hated YSR Congress leaders by the TDP cadre in the last term.
Kodali Nani has the filthiest mouth among all YSR Congress leaders. The crass language he used on Chandrababu and Lokesh without an iota of decency not only hurt the TDP cadres but also made voters turn averse to the Jagan Party.
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Meanwhile, Vallabhaneni Vamsi is one of the three MLAs who deserted the Telugu Desam Party after the 2019 elections.
Vamsi was the one who first badmouthed Nara Bhuvaneshwari and later that led to a big controversy with the party leaders using the same in the Assembly.
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TDP cadre vowed to defeat them at any cost.
Incidentally, Gudivada and Gannavaram are the strong forts of Nani and Vamsi. Nani won Gudivada four times on a trot and Vamsi won two consecutive elections.
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Not just local cadres, TDP cadres across the state worked to defeat them. We have seen some NRIs come down in the election season and work for the party.
In the end, both of them were defeated.
Vallabhaneni Vamsi totally disappeared after the defeat. There were rumors that he was trying to get an EB-5 Visa and would settle in the United States.
We do not know the authenticity of the News but Vamsi shifted out of Andhra Pradesh completely and is staying in Hyderabad only.
It is also the case with Kodali Nani.
Nani spoke in his style in a Pressmeet after the election but immediately cowed down after the Government shifted focus on to him.
Gudivada MLA Venigandla Ramu is busy unearthing the corruption of Nani in the constituency.
Also, Nani was the Civil Supplies Minister for some time. There are media reports of massive corruption during that time. Very soon, the cases will land on Nani. So, he is being cautious by staying away in Hyderabad.
Meanwhile, the ground is totally empty for MLAs – Yarlagadda Venkat Rao and Venigandla Ramu to get grip on their constituencies.
