Undavalli Blames TDP,YCP For Poor state Of AP!

Former MP Undavalli Arun Kumar turned into a political analyst. Using his knowledge and experience, Undavalli is giving his analysis on various issues not only in the state but in national politics. The former Congressman does a big homework before talking about any issue to make sure that he won't miss any point. Undavvali also writes a few points in the book.

It is known that Undavalli Arun Kumar has been fighting for the interests of the divided Andhra Pradesh. He even moved the courts seeking justice. Telangana was formally formed on 2 June 2014. It's been around 10 years since the state was divided from combined Andhra Pradesh.

Undavalli made some interesting comments on the state and its interests. He said that there has been no growth in Andhra Pradesh in the past few years as no companies came to the state in a few years.

Having expressed concerns about the state and its interests, former MP Undavalli Arun Kumar blamed both YCP and TDP for the poor state of AP. He said that both parties are not going against the Bharatiya Janata Party. They are not questioning the party and this is impacting the state interests.

Undavalli also mentioned a few instances where both parties openly extended support to the BJP when it tabled the bills. Whenever the saffron party tabled the bills in the house, both parties voted in favor of it. To give an example of the support the BJP gets from Andhra Pradesh, Undavalli Arun Kumar said that it is very strong in AP compared to other states.

There is nothing wrong with what Undavalli Arun Kumar said. Be it YCP or TDP, both parties maintained good ties with the BJP. However, that did not result in any help to the state. While YCP is just maintaining good ties, TDP was in the NDA alliance when it was in power. But the state saw no big help.

Forget about getting extra help for the state, both ruling and opposition parties could not pose a strong fight against the BJP when Vizag Steel Plant was listed for privatization. Only a name sake fight was started which was of no use.

As a recent example, YSRCP stayed out of the no-confidence motion moved by the Congress party. Vijayasai Reddy is believed to have said that there is no use in the motion when the Centre agreed to discuss the Manipur violence. On the other hand, TDP is yet to announce its decision and many say that TDP would also do the same.