Then Gorantla Madhav, Now Anju Yadav!

Lady CI Anju Yadav became a sensation in Andhra Pradesh a few days back. Anju Yadav slapping Janasena leader Kotte Srinivas who was protesting in Srikalahasti became controversial. Not happy with this, Janasena chief Pawan Kalyan went to Tirupati and complained to Tirupati SP Parameswar Reddy to take action against Anju Yadav.

On the other hand, the YCP stood in solidarity with Anju Yadav. The Yadav leaders in the party...Minister Karumuri Nageswara Rao, Yadav Corporation Chairman Harish Kumar and others slammed the Janasena party. Saying that Anju Yadav just rendered her services, they warned that they will not sit quietly if she is threatened.

Amid this, a debate has been going on saying that YCP might field CI Anju Yadav in the next elections. Reports say that Pawan Kalyan might contest from the Tirupati seat in the next elections. If this is true, then the YCP reportedly wants to field Anju Yadav against him.

During the last elections as well, CI Gorantla Madhav shot to super fame by locking horns with the JC Brothers in the Anantapur district. He even slapped his thigh and threw a challenge to JC Diwakar Reddy. Later, Gorantla Madhav was given the Hindupur Parliament seat. Gorantla Madhav easily won the elections in YCP's wave. From CI he became an MP.

Now it's the turn of Anju Yadav. She is also involved in a few controversies like Gorantla Madhav with her behavior. Old videos of her behaving rudely with people went viral on social media. The gossip is that YCP leadership decided to give her a political promotion for going against their opponents.

It has been reported that Anju Yadav might be fielded as the YCP candidate from the Tirupati Assembly seat in the next elections. Serving MLA Bhumana Karunakar Reddy showing no interest in the fight is said to be working for her. There might be no problems for her in getting a ticket reportedly. However, a few say that Anju Jadav who locked horns with the Janasena party winning the Tirupati seat which is the strong zone of Kapus would be a tough thing.