Nandamuri
balakrishna, a
tdp leader and
mla from Hindupur, provided ample evidence that his daughter and her father-in-law disagreed. If one looks at the first aid vehicle that
balakrishna unveiled in Hindupur, one can see these disparities. The
tdp president, N
chandrababu naidu, who is both Balakrishna's brother-in-law and his daughter's father-in-law, was not represented by a picture when the
car was inaugurated.
On the
car,
balakrishna had painted his own picture and the picture of his late
father, N T Rama Rao. The van would travel across the constituency ministering to the needs of the community's residents in terms of basic healthcare, including certain testing laboratories. This truck cost him Rs 40 lakhs, and it is completely painted in the yellow of the
tdp, the
party that
balakrishna represents in the State Assembly. There were rumours that Brahmani, the daughter of
balakrishna, and her in-laws
chandrababu naidu and Bhuvaneswari had a falling out a few months prior.
Due to these conflicts, Naidu and his
wife spent three months living in a hotel and only returned when some elders got involved. It makes sense that her
father would disagree with the in-laws' family when the daughter is experiencing issues with her in-laws. Perhaps as a result of these discrepancies,
balakrishna did not allow room on his
car for Chandrababu Naidu's picture to be displayed.