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People's Issues Are Unimportant For Chandrababu
By: Tupaki Desk | 2 July 2019 7:03 AM GMT
Some leaders refuse to learn any lessons from their humiliating drubbing. Even after the defeat, they continue to remain self-centred and refuse to talk about the people. Chandrababu Naidu sure falls into this category. He is refusing to see that the people have completely rejected him. Now, he should make earnest efforts to regain their trust by mingling with the people. But, he still seems to be more worried about the facilities and amenities than anything else. Take for instance, his first letter to the new government. It was not about people or their problems. He wrote to demand Praja Vedika all for himself.
Now, the Government has downscaled his security because he is no longer the CM of the state. He is getting what befits his standing as the Leader of the Opposition. Instead of using this opportunity to mix with the people freely without the trappings of security, Chandrababu Naidu is knocking the doors of the court demanding these very facilities. This gives an impression of being self centred.
It is time that Chandrababu realises that there is no use replaying the same old demand on his Z Plus security. There is no point talking statistics about security and threat perception. Instead of doing rounds of the courts, Chandrababu should focus on people at large.
Now, the Government has downscaled his security because he is no longer the CM of the state. He is getting what befits his standing as the Leader of the Opposition. Instead of using this opportunity to mix with the people freely without the trappings of security, Chandrababu Naidu is knocking the doors of the court demanding these very facilities. This gives an impression of being self centred.
It is time that Chandrababu realises that there is no use replaying the same old demand on his Z Plus security. There is no point talking statistics about security and threat perception. Instead of doing rounds of the courts, Chandrababu should focus on people at large.
