Winning the next general elections is the need of the hour for the grand old Telugu Desam Party to survive. If it cannot win the elections then the chances of winning the polls are very thin. Keeping this in mind, the party is putting all its best efforts to create a good vote bank.
Party chief Nara Chandrababu Naidu is meeting key leaders in the constituencies to create a list of candidates who will be given a ticket. His son Lokesh is expected to start a padayatra that will cover thousands of kilometers.
As another effort from Chandrababu Naidu, he made a shocking promise that he will provide quality liquor if he comes to power. Saying that quality liquor will be made available at a cheap price the former Chief Minister also said that online payments will be allowed.
Despite promising a complete ban on liquor like how late NTR did, YS Jagan did not implement it and is running the shops. The government increased the prices saying that high prices will make drinkers stop their habit. But the reality is different.
This is the criticism the YCP government is facing and not bringing online payments is another thing. Once the online payment is bright the collection amount will get recorded and the government is not working on this due to unknown reasons.
It appears like TDP wants to do what YCP cannot in liquor sales. The TDP is offering quality liquor instead of continuing the existing local brands. The opposition party is also batting for the starting of online payments.
Party chief Nara Chandrababu Naidu is meeting key leaders in the constituencies to create a list of candidates who will be given a ticket. His son Lokesh is expected to start a padayatra that will cover thousands of kilometers.
As another effort from Chandrababu Naidu, he made a shocking promise that he will provide quality liquor if he comes to power. Saying that quality liquor will be made available at a cheap price the former Chief Minister also said that online payments will be allowed.
Despite promising a complete ban on liquor like how late NTR did, YS Jagan did not implement it and is running the shops. The government increased the prices saying that high prices will make drinkers stop their habit. But the reality is different.
This is the criticism the YCP government is facing and not bringing online payments is another thing. Once the online payment is bright the collection amount will get recorded and the government is not working on this due to unknown reasons.
It appears like TDP wants to do what YCP cannot in liquor sales. The TDP is offering quality liquor instead of continuing the existing local brands. The opposition party is also batting for the starting of online payments.