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3 Ns And 4 Ss in Jagan's Ministers
By: Tupaki Desk | 9 Jun 2019 4:27 AM GMT
The people are dissecting the ministry composition of YS Jagan. His fine balancing of caste and religious imperatives are being studied with great enthusiasm. The political pundits are also keenly following Jagan's political arithmetic. But, there is one interesting aspect to Jagan's ministry. There are three Ns and four Ss in Jagan's ministry.
The three Ns are - Kodali Nani, Alla Nani and Perni Nani. While Kodali Nani is from Gudivada, Alla Nani is from Eluru and Perni Nani from Krishna district. The three Nanis are the toast of the season in the YSRCP with the people talking about them. But, there are four MLAs with the name Srinivas. Jagan's uncle Balineni Srinivas Reddy is the first Srinivas. The second Srinivas is from North Andhra. He is Avanthi Srinivas. The third one is Vellampalli Srinivas from Vijayawada Old City. He is the only Vysya candidate in the Jagan cabinet. In addition, Alla Nani's full name is Alla Kalikrishna Sriinivas. Thus, he is the fourth Srinivas in Jagan's cabinet.
Jagan's ministry has four each from Reddy and Kapu communities. Eight are from the OBC and five are from the Scheduled castes. There is one each from ST, Kshatriya, Brahmin and Minorities.
The three Ns are - Kodali Nani, Alla Nani and Perni Nani. While Kodali Nani is from Gudivada, Alla Nani is from Eluru and Perni Nani from Krishna district. The three Nanis are the toast of the season in the YSRCP with the people talking about them. But, there are four MLAs with the name Srinivas. Jagan's uncle Balineni Srinivas Reddy is the first Srinivas. The second Srinivas is from North Andhra. He is Avanthi Srinivas. The third one is Vellampalli Srinivas from Vijayawada Old City. He is the only Vysya candidate in the Jagan cabinet. In addition, Alla Nani's full name is Alla Kalikrishna Sriinivas. Thus, he is the fourth Srinivas in Jagan's cabinet.
Jagan's ministry has four each from Reddy and Kapu communities. Eight are from the OBC and five are from the Scheduled castes. There is one each from ST, Kshatriya, Brahmin and Minorities.
