Ramoji brokering Shah-Naidu deal?
N Chandrababu Naidu, the leader of the telugu desam party and a former chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, has been frantically attempting for the past three years to return to the fold of the bharatiya janata party, and it now appears that he is making progress. According to rumours circulating in a part of the media, Ch Ramoji Rao, the head of the Ramoji Group, is the media tycoon who is brokering the agreement between Naidu and the BJP's top leadership.
These reports claim that the agreement will most likely be reached during a meeting between Naidu and Union home minister amit shah on sunday night at Ramoji Film City. Before heading back to rajiv gandhi international airport in shamshabad to meet Ramoji Rao, Shah, who would be speaking to a sizable assembly in the afternoon at Munugode, will make a quick stop at RFC. Naidu will meet Shah at the RFC at the same time that he does. At Ramoji Rao's home, the two of them will meet for roughly 45 minutes.
According to accounts, y s chowdary, alias sujana Chowdary, a former Union minister, was instrumental in setting up the meeting. Whatever Naidu does there—whether he touches Shah's feet or shakes his hands to implore him to accept the tdp back into the BJP—remains to be seen, but if the meeting takes place, it is unquestionably a huge political step. According to reports, the bjp is attempting to win the TDP's support in Telangana. All things considered, the tdp still has some cadre and a vote base in Telangana, and since even a modest number of votes will matter greatly in the upcoming elections, the tdp can somewhat aid the BJP.
These reports claim that the agreement will most likely be reached during a meeting between Naidu and Union home minister amit shah on sunday night at Ramoji Film City. Before heading back to rajiv gandhi international airport in shamshabad to meet Ramoji Rao, Shah, who would be speaking to a sizable assembly in the afternoon at Munugode, will make a quick stop at RFC. Naidu will meet Shah at the RFC at the same time that he does. At Ramoji Rao's home, the two of them will meet for roughly 45 minutes.
According to accounts, y s chowdary, alias sujana Chowdary, a former Union minister, was instrumental in setting up the meeting. Whatever Naidu does there—whether he touches Shah's feet or shakes his hands to implore him to accept the tdp back into the BJP—remains to be seen, but if the meeting takes place, it is unquestionably a huge political step. According to reports, the bjp is attempting to win the TDP's support in Telangana. All things considered, the tdp still has some cadre and a vote base in Telangana, and since even a modest number of votes will matter greatly in the upcoming elections, the tdp can somewhat aid the BJP.