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MAA Election: Who Will Be Clashing?
By: Tupaki Desk | 15 Feb 2019 8:22 AM GMT
Ahead of the elections, Group Wars within any organisation or political party take the centerstage. There is every possibility of such a situation during the upcoming elections of 750 Members-Movie Artistes Association (MAA).
Few months ago, There was a dispute between MAA President Shivaji Raja and General Secretary Naresh over lack of transparency. Naresh accused Shivaji Camp of mishandling the US Tour planned with Chiranjeevi and other Artistes. Following which, Bigwigs came forward to settle the issue amicably.
MAA Elections are scheduled to happen on March 10th. This time, There could be close contest between Shivaji Raja Camp and Naresh Camp. Most of the members are keen to make the President Election unanimous to offer a second consecutive term for Shivaji Raja. Why because, He has successfully implemented few welfare schemes such as offering monthly pensions to poor artistes, funding for marriages & education for their Daughter. He is also focussing on building a permanent office for MAA.
On the other hand, Some of the MAA Members were pointing fingers at Shivaji Raja for failing to handle certain controversies in the past one year properly. They feel somebody who have a stature should be in such a position to safeguard the reputation of the Association.
Few months ago, There was a dispute between MAA President Shivaji Raja and General Secretary Naresh over lack of transparency. Naresh accused Shivaji Camp of mishandling the US Tour planned with Chiranjeevi and other Artistes. Following which, Bigwigs came forward to settle the issue amicably.
MAA Elections are scheduled to happen on March 10th. This time, There could be close contest between Shivaji Raja Camp and Naresh Camp. Most of the members are keen to make the President Election unanimous to offer a second consecutive term for Shivaji Raja. Why because, He has successfully implemented few welfare schemes such as offering monthly pensions to poor artistes, funding for marriages & education for their Daughter. He is also focussing on building a permanent office for MAA.
On the other hand, Some of the MAA Members were pointing fingers at Shivaji Raja for failing to handle certain controversies in the past one year properly. They feel somebody who have a stature should be in such a position to safeguard the reputation of the Association.
