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In the intricate world of Indian politics, the states of Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra have found themselves entangled in peculiar situations, giving rise to a comical paradox, at the moment.
While Andhra Pradesh has three capitals but only one chief minister, Maharashtra boasts of one capital but has three chief ministers is the comic theory being discussed ardently among the political circles.
Adding to the irony is a standup comedy video that’s getting circulated widely among the WhatsApp groups in the Telugu States.
In the video, the standup comedian jokes about the situations of AP and Maharashtra. He suggests that the two states will merge which each other as one’s problem is the solution of the other and vice-versa. He also comments that with this approach, the leaders can buy politicians from Pakistan and put an end to India-Pak issues for once and all, thus resulting in the formation of Akhanda Bharatiya Janatha Party.
The public of Andhra Pradesh are deeply hurt by this video and even the situation. They have been sharing their views over the same on social media.
The government of Andhra Pradesh adopted a three-capital model. The intent behind this decision was to decentralize power and promote equitable development across different regions of the state. Amaravati was designated as the legislative capital, Visakhapatnam as the executive capital, and Kurnool as the judicial capital. This has led to widespread criticism and mockery, with many questioning the practicality of the setup. Critics argue that it creates logistical challenges, increases administrative complexities, and hampers the efficient functioning of the government.
Following the 2019 Maharashtra state assembly elections, the unexpected alliance between ideologically diverse political parties resulted in an unstable government. This led to a series of political maneuvers, including a short-lived chief ministership, which further exacerbated the situation. The latest alliance between ShivSena and NCP has created a political turmoil in the state.
Thus, the contrasting scenarios in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra have given birth to a political joke in India.
