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Sharmila who earlier said who KTR is, now supports him!
By: Tupaki Desk | 25 Dec 2021 6:28 AM GMT
Former Chief Minister of combined Andhra Pradesh Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy's daughter Y.S. Sharmila, who once grabbed everyone's attention by asking who KTR is while addressing the media in Telangana after floating her political party, had now supported KTR and stood in solidarity with the TRS Working President and IT Minister KTR.
Going into detail, KTR who was not happy with his son being subjected to body-shaming by Teenmaar Mallanna took to Twitter and asked JP Nadda if this is being taught to the Telangana leaders and urged him to not let such people make such objectionable comments against his family.
Replying to KTR's tweet, Sharmila said, she is condemning what happened, and passing such derogatory comments is not accepted. As a mother and a political party leader, she is against it. Sharmila said, whatever the political affiliations are, we should come together against such statements.
"As a mother I detest bullying kids&as a leader of a political party,I condemn such derogatory statements on the family members. Whether it is belittling women or bodyshaming kids, we must come together to call out such statements irrespective of our political affiliations @KTRTRS," Sharmila tweeted.
Sharmila's tweet proves the popular proverb "There are no permanent enemies and no permanent friends". She might have earlier asked who KTR is as she had fixed Telangana Chief Minister KCR as her political rival. In several instances, Sharmila said that she would reach the Chief Minister position in the state. But keeping the political stand, Sharmila supported KTR.
Whatever the political stand or political affiliation of KTR and Sharmila are, the former stood in solidarity with the IT Minister. It is good to see that a political leader is standing by her opponent in the political spectrum.
Looking at the controversial YouTube opinion poll, Teenmaar Mallanna conducted a poll on his YouTube poll on where did development took place whether in the famous Bhadradri temple or Himanshu's body.
This did not sit well with the IT Minister who lashed out at the journalist who recently joined the BJP party in the presence of key party leaders in the national capital Delhi.
Going into detail, KTR who was not happy with his son being subjected to body-shaming by Teenmaar Mallanna took to Twitter and asked JP Nadda if this is being taught to the Telangana leaders and urged him to not let such people make such objectionable comments against his family.
Replying to KTR's tweet, Sharmila said, she is condemning what happened, and passing such derogatory comments is not accepted. As a mother and a political party leader, she is against it. Sharmila said, whatever the political affiliations are, we should come together against such statements.
"As a mother I detest bullying kids&as a leader of a political party,I condemn such derogatory statements on the family members. Whether it is belittling women or bodyshaming kids, we must come together to call out such statements irrespective of our political affiliations @KTRTRS," Sharmila tweeted.
Sharmila's tweet proves the popular proverb "There are no permanent enemies and no permanent friends". She might have earlier asked who KTR is as she had fixed Telangana Chief Minister KCR as her political rival. In several instances, Sharmila said that she would reach the Chief Minister position in the state. But keeping the political stand, Sharmila supported KTR.
Whatever the political stand or political affiliation of KTR and Sharmila are, the former stood in solidarity with the IT Minister. It is good to see that a political leader is standing by her opponent in the political spectrum.
Looking at the controversial YouTube opinion poll, Teenmaar Mallanna conducted a poll on his YouTube poll on where did development took place whether in the famous Bhadradri temple or Himanshu's body.
This did not sit well with the IT Minister who lashed out at the journalist who recently joined the BJP party in the presence of key party leaders in the national capital Delhi.
