It appears that Dadi Veerabhararao, a prominent BC leader in Uttarandhra, faced challenges and dilemmas in his political career after joining the YSRCP. His shift from TDP to YSRCP brought unforeseen complications, particularly in Anakapalli, where communal differences surfaced during the social empowerment bus yatra organized by the YSRCP.
During the closing meeting of the YSRCP Social Empowerment Bus Yatra in Anakapalli, notable leaders such as Dadi Veerabhadra Rao, his son Dadi Ratnakar, and Elamanchili MLA UV Ramanamurthyraju did not attend. There are reports of factionalism within the local YSRCP, particularly involving MLA and minister Gudivada Amarnath, and allegations that they are not giving due attention to senior leaders in the party.
The exclusion of Dadi Veerabhadra Rao and other seniors from the closing meeting has sparked controversy within the party. Furthermore, the appointment of a Trust Board for Anakapalli Nukambika Temple has been a source of discontent.
Allegations were made that the minister hindered the appointment of Veerabhadra Rao’s eldest son, Jayaveer, as the chairman of the Nukambika temple trust board. There were rumors of behind-the-scenes maneuvers to ensure that Konatala Muralikrishna, a follower, secured the position instead.
This internal strife comes at a challenging time for Dadi Veerabhararao, a 40-year senior politician who is reportedly struggling to find an assembly segment to contest. Meanwhile, the YSRCP seems hesitant to give him a ticket. These developments highlight the complexities and tensions within the party, particularly in the context of local politics and leadership dynamics.
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