After having made fun of the “Red book”, that was propagated by Nara Lokesh, the YSR Congress ecosystem is now trembling at the very sight of this book. The same was addressed by Lokesh in the TDP event that was held to commemorate the 43rd anniversary today.
Lokesh said the reference book itself is giving heart attacks to YCP leaders, and a few people are even sleeping in bathrooms and injuring their hands. He indirectly referred to Kodali Nani and Peddireddy Ramchandra Reddy using this statement.
After this statement from Lokesh went viral and created a new political discourse, YSR Congress need a defence mechanism, and this is where Ambati Rambabu came into play.
Ambati was expectedly sarcastic with his response. “This Lokesh is thinking that he is a single-handed leader and can do whatever he wants with that red book. But he and his father must keep in mind that they won with the support of other parties, and can’t even dare to contest on their own with TDP.”
Ambati further tried to provoke Lokesh by saying “Lokesh might take pleasure in writing his red book. But he must note that even our leaders are writing their own books, and every single book has Lokesh’s name in it.” Ambati concluded.
This appeared to be more like a triggered defence mechanism from YCP rather than a confident political comment from Rambabu. It is very much evident that YCP is absolutely shaken up by this red book.
This post was last modified on 29 March 2025 9:32 pm
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