BRS MLC K Kavitha made interesting comments on AP leaders, saying that she liked former chief minister and YCP chief YS Jaganmohan Reddy the most when he was in the opposition.
She said that TDP chief and present AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu does sober politics like Congress supreme leader Sonia Gandhi. But, she deplores that Jana Sena chief and AP Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan does not have clarity in his statements.
In a recent interview, Kavitha’s comments on AP leaders are going viral in the Social Media. Kavitha, who has given her opinions on important leaders, admitted that she admires Jaganmohan Reddy, who has faced tough tests in political life effectively.
She said that she liked Jagan the most when he was in the opposition and also the way Jagan talks about problems. Indicating that she is looking forward to the return of the YSRCP regime in AP, Kavitha said that she likes Jagan 2.0 very much.
At the same time, Kavitha made some comments about AP CM Chandrababu Naidu stating that he does sober politics like Sonia Gandhi. Kavitha commented that Chandrababu has faced many challenges effectively. Kavitha analyzed that he came to power after experiencing prison life and regained his footing.
However, she commented that Pawan Kalyan unfortunately became the Deputy CM of AP. She deplored that he talks about Che Guevara, and has now completely become a rightist of BJP. She said that Pawan himself does not have clarity in his statements.
Kavitha recalled that Pawan became an MLA after 15 years of forming the party and the statements he makes contradict each other. Jana Sainiks are getting angry over these comments.
It may be recalled that when KCR was the Chief Minister, there were problems with Chandrababu. After that, Jaganmohan Reddy became the CM. KCR maintained close relations with Jagan in AP. But, both of them lost the elections. Now the political equations are changing rapidly in both states. At this time, there is a discussion on social media about Kavitha’s analysis of three important leaders in AP.