Raghu Ramakrishna Raju's Political Future Is In Dilemma Now?

Narasapuram MP Raghu Ramakrishna Raju aka YSRCP rebel MP neeeds no introduction. He locked horns with the YSRCP and everyone knows the sensation he had created. He was even arrested by the cops and the issue went to the notice of the Court and he received big relief by moving the Supreme Court.

Looking and the ties between him and the party, we cannot expect that he would get a chance. The doors for him in YCP are closed. The party wants to make the Speaker suspend him for his objectionable comments on the party and its chief. So the same party will not give him a ticket.

His rebellious nature towards YCP made Raghu Ramakrishna Raju close to the opposition parties. He often speaks in support of TDP and Janasena saying that the parties can win the elections if they face the elections together.

Ahead of the elections, YCP rebel MP Raghu Ramakrishna Raju aka RRR's political future appears to be a big question. On one side the ruling YSRCP is not ready to give him a ticket and the same is the case with the opposition.

Be it TDP or Janasena or BJP, the parties might not give the ticket to the MP. TDP and Janasena are in alliance and both parties would share the tickets. The situation is such that they cannot accommodate RRR for a ticket. It is also said that the BJP might also not give him the ticket for the polls.

Usually, leaders who don't get the tickets will try their luck as independent candidates. But this might not work for Raghu Ramakrishna Raju as he barely visits his constituency. It is common for the MPs to spend time in the national capital Delhi. But they won't ignore their constituency.

Alleging that the ruling party filed cases against him to arrest him, Raghu Ramakrishna Raju has been not coming to Narasapuram. Every time he wants to come here he seeks protection from the Court. With this, he lost connection with the constituency and the people. No one can assure that RRR would win if he contests as independent. Looking at all these one has to say that his political future is in a big question now.