Is Lokesh getting wiser? It appears so. Known for his high profile activism on Twitter, Lokesh for the first ever time has shown that he can hold his guns. He has restrained himself from making any comment on the three capital issue. Not one tweet on this subject so far from him.
Normally, Lokesh is ever ready to go ballistic on YS Jagan on any issue. Many a time, he was seen making some comment on the other on Jagan and ending up a butt of ridicule. But, this time, Lokesh did not talk about the protests over Amaravati by local farmers. He perhaps realised that by backing the Amaravati farmers, Lokesh and the TDP would stand to lose heavily in both North Andhra and Rayalaseema. Even on the Farmersâ Day, he was very careful about what he tweeted. He greeted the farmers on the day and just said that the TDP would always fight for the farmers cause.
He did not mention that the party would back the stir of Amaravati farmers. He knows that if he says that the people of Rayalaseema and North Andhra would turn against his party. So, he kept his counsel and remained silent on the issue. Some say Lokesh did this as the behest of his father.
Normally, Lokesh is ever ready to go ballistic on YS Jagan on any issue. Many a time, he was seen making some comment on the other on Jagan and ending up a butt of ridicule. But, this time, Lokesh did not talk about the protests over Amaravati by local farmers. He perhaps realised that by backing the Amaravati farmers, Lokesh and the TDP would stand to lose heavily in both North Andhra and Rayalaseema. Even on the Farmersâ Day, he was very careful about what he tweeted. He greeted the farmers on the day and just said that the TDP would always fight for the farmers cause.
He did not mention that the party would back the stir of Amaravati farmers. He knows that if he says that the people of Rayalaseema and North Andhra would turn against his party. So, he kept his counsel and remained silent on the issue. Some say Lokesh did this as the behest of his father.