Andhra Pradesh politics are back in full flow now as all the leading parties have actively indulged in a head on battle. The war of words between Telugu Desam, YCP and Janasena are through the roof with the primal discussion being around Tirumala Laddu.
Coming to the topic now, YCP fire brand Roja who is known for derogatory and abusive comments has mildly changed her track and has started to use cinematic elevations for her party chief YS Jagan.
“On one hand, Chandrababu says he was elected by the public out of pure love and aversion for Jagan. But at the same time, Chandrababu tries desperately curb Jagan’s influence by restricting his public tours. But we have also seen Baahubali film. No matter how hard Bhallaladeva tries, he can’t stop the magnitude of Baahubali. In this case Jagan anna is Baahubali while Babu is Bhallaladeva.”
Roja further claimed that Chandrababu became the CM, thanks to EVMs and same is the case with deputy CM, ministers and MLAs. She got back to the EVM narrative that she had extensively carried earlier.
It has been nearly 20 months since the completion of the election, but YSR Congress appears to be still stuck up with the EVM narrative and giving cinematic elevations to Jagan.
Even certain YCP supporters on social media are advising the leadership to get on the ground to comprehend the situation rather than make such delusional comments.
This post was last modified on 6 February 2026 12:35 pm
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