The pro-Chandrababu media, which goes by the sobriquet of Yellow Media, it appears, is bent on defaming Chandrababu Naidu. In an attempt aimed at projecting Chandrababu as a victim, it has ended up showing him as a weakling, who is incapable of protecting his own land.
The way they are trying to show Chandrababu as a victim, it appears that Chandrababu cannot protect his 37 cents of land.
Way back in 1989, Chandrababu's father Kharjura Naidu purchased 87 centes of land from one Siddhamma in Naravaripalle. Part of the land was given for the construction of a hospital. The remaining 37 cents is now reportedly being occupied by a person known as Rajendra Naidu.
Chandrababu's brother Rammurthi Naidu and his wife Indira have lodged a complaint with the police on this. Now, Rajendra Naidu has no political affiliation and the dispute has nothing to do with politics.
Yet, the yellow media began making a mountain of a molehill. It started projecting as if Chandrababu's land was being gobbled up by his rivals.
But, what they did not realise was they have ended up showing Chandrababu as a weakling who cannot protect his small chunk of land in his own village.
The question that is being asked now is how can Chandrababu protect the others when he cannot protect his own land. The whole attempt to gain some sympathy for Chandrababu is actually turning out to be quite damaging for the image of Chandrababu.
The way they are trying to show Chandrababu as a victim, it appears that Chandrababu cannot protect his 37 cents of land.
Way back in 1989, Chandrababu's father Kharjura Naidu purchased 87 centes of land from one Siddhamma in Naravaripalle. Part of the land was given for the construction of a hospital. The remaining 37 cents is now reportedly being occupied by a person known as Rajendra Naidu.
Chandrababu's brother Rammurthi Naidu and his wife Indira have lodged a complaint with the police on this. Now, Rajendra Naidu has no political affiliation and the dispute has nothing to do with politics.
Yet, the yellow media began making a mountain of a molehill. It started projecting as if Chandrababu's land was being gobbled up by his rivals.
But, what they did not realise was they have ended up showing Chandrababu as a weakling who cannot protect his small chunk of land in his own village.
The question that is being asked now is how can Chandrababu protect the others when he cannot protect his own land. The whole attempt to gain some sympathy for Chandrababu is actually turning out to be quite damaging for the image of Chandrababu.