HYDERABAD: Praja Rajyam has regretted that ‘injustice’ had been done to the State in terms of the poor representation in the Union Council of Ministers and charged Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy with lack of will to pursue the State’s agenda. At a press conference here on Thursday, senior leader T. Sitaram said that although 33 Congress MPs were elected from the State, Dr. Reddy managed to secure only one Cabinet rank Minister and four Ministers of State.

In comparison, West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, that sent lesser number of Congress and Trinamool Congress MPs, had bagged many more berths while the NCP could get three. He regretted that the North-South divide still continued despite better performance. Of the 78-strong Union Cabinet, only 26 were from the South, he said.

Ironical it is but the one Telugu Desam leader who strongly pushed party chief N Chandrababu Naidu into forging an alliance with the TRS, Kadiam Srihari, has himself lost the Assembly seat.

A former minister, Srihari was defeated in Station Ghanpur constituency in Warangal district by Congress nominee T Rajaiah by over 10,000 votes. The PRP nominee here, A Ramesh, polled an impressive 25,000 votes and that could have tilted the balance in favour of the Congress.

Srihari, along with Erraballi Dayakar Rao, also from Warangal district, was among the Telangana TDP leaders who not only forced Naidu to change the party’s stance in favour of a separate State but also insisted on an alliance with the TRS.
Dayakar Rao, however, managed to scrape through with a margin of over 2,000 votes in Palakurthy. What could have helped him here was that the PRP candidate polled only 7,000 votes.

In fact, the grapevine has it that both of them entertained hopes of ruling the Telangana state in the event of Telugu Desam forming the government in the State but only with the help of TRS in which case the party might be forced to concede the demand for statehood. Neither has this happened nor has the BJP, which promised a Telangana state within 100 days of coming to power in Delhi, managed to win at the Centre.

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Konidela Chiranjeevi was the unanimous name of PRP legislative party leader of Assembly. The 19 MLAs of PRP met in the head office of PRP and elected Chiru as their leader unanimously.

After that Chiru introduced all the 19 MLAs of PRP to the media.

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Allu Arvind last Anakapally MP seat with majority of 25000 votes.

PRP camp was expecting a silent vote for them from the youth and women , but the silent vote went to Congress Party.Congress will form the next government with simple majority, 155 MLS in 294.

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The rumour mills got working when film producer Ch.
Aswini Dutt called on Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) founder Chiranjeevi last night.
The speculation is whether the yellow party is seeking the film star’s support in the State in the event of an ambiguous verdict.
Close to TDP president N Chandrababu Naidu, Dutt had a brief meeting with the PRP president.
This has been confirmed by PRP sources who, however, were tight-lipped on what transpired between the two leaders.
Dutt, who unsucessfully contested the Vijayawada Lok Sabha seat on the TDP ticket in the 2004 elections, worked behind the scenes this time, preparing propaganda films for the party.
The meeting is being construed by political analysts as a sign that the TDP, doubful of managing the numbers on its own, will need to reach out to the PRP if it is to have a shot at forming the government.
Dutt, who has produced several hit movies for Chiranjeevi, is currently doing a film for the son of Nara Rammurthy Naidu, brother of the TDP chief.
The PRP hopes to get about 50 to 60 seats in the Assembly. If that indeed happens, then its support would be crucial for any party aspiring to form the next Government in the State.
According to the TDP’s calculation, the PRP may get around 25 to 45 Assembly seats — still a considerable number in an unclear situation.
The PRP sources said Chiranjeevi and Chandrababu Naidu had a lot of common friends on whose services the TDP president could draw to reach out to the PRP leadership.
For its part, the PRP has made it clear that it would wait till May 16 before taking up the pros and cons of various arrangements.
Asked about the Dutt-Chiru meeting, TDP politburo member K Yerran Naidu jokingly told journos: “You have to write something or the other till results are out!” And Naidu neither denied nor confirmed the said meeting.
“Just wait till counting day,” was his advice.

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The Telugu Desam chief, Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu, and the Praja Rajyam supremo, Mr Chiranjeevi, outdid the Communists in endorsing the cause of the working class on May
Day.
Both the leaders lavishly used Leftist jargon while addressing workers and trade unionists at their respective party
offices.
“Long live workers unity and trade unionism,” was the slogan mouthed by both the leaders to round off their speeches. It was a different take for these two leaders who had spent much of their time in the last few weeks castigating their political rivals on the campaign
trail.
On May Day they played trade union leaders to perfection by speaking about the travails of the working class, economic inequality and the need for redistribution of wealth.
Mr Naidu called upon the labourers across the world to wage a fight against the governments in unison to achieve their reasonable demands. Chiranjeevi also set up Karmika Rajyam, a front organisation of his party exclusively for labourers.
Interestingly, when Mr Naidu and Chiranjeevi tried to outdo Communist leaders with their revolutionary speeches, the CPI(M) state secretary, Mr B.V. Raghavulu, participated in May Day celebrations in his party office with his trademark white dress.
Meanwhile, the NTR Bhavan, the TD headquarters, looked bright with a new coat of yellow paint in which the party name was emblazoned in red letters, as if to advertise the party’s friendship with the Left.
The ruling Congress also celebrated May Day at Gandhi Bhavan with pomp and gaiety.
The PCC chief, Mr D. Srinivas, addressed pro-Congress unions and said it was the United Progressive Alliance government which implemented pro-working class policies in the
country.
Mr Naidu told mediapersons that land distribution to the poor would be his first priority after coming to power. “I will think about other schemes only after giving house sites to all the poor persons in the state,” he said.

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PRP has celebrated Mat Day at their office and Chiru was speaking on this occasion and said ‘The previous Governments were least bothered about the welfare of the workers but PRP is going to give first preference to the problems of common Karmikudu.And we will protect the rights of all workers. PRP is also launch Karmilka Rajyam for workers.

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HYDERABAD: Prajarajyam president K Chiranjeevi on Friday lashed out at the TDP and Congress for trampling upon the rights of workers by encouraging outsourcing of jobs.

Participating in the May Day celebrations at the party office, here, Chiranjeevi accused both the previous governments of helping middlemen make a fortune out of the outsourcing sector and deprive workers of their rightful share. “While one party encouraged the outsourcing system for nine years, the other party promoted the `dalari system’. I feel sad that both the governments never made an attempt to improve the living conditions to the working classes. When Prajarajyam comes to power, you will see a radical shift of the administration in favour of the working class,” he said.

Chiranjeevi announced the setting up of two additional wings of the party — Karmika Rajyam and Karshaka Rajyam — which would specifically focus on problems related to industrial workers and farmers. He said May 16 would usher in a new work culture among all classes across the state.

The PRP president made the most of May Day by reviewing the party’s performance with leaders from Anantapur, Adilabad, Kurnool, Karimnagar and Guntur. Though most of the leaders were happy to meet the party president, none of them could match his confidence levels on the party sweeping to power. However, convenors and contestants from Anantapur and Adilabad told the PRP chief that a wave similar to 1983 (when NTR rode to power) was prevalent in their respective districts.

All district convenors who participated in the review meeting claimed that there was indeed a silent revolution which could not be gauged. Party leader T Devender Goud was present at the review meeting of Karimnagar district in the evening.

Meanwhile, the party demanded an enquiry into all projects that were taken up after the Congress came to power, in the wake of the mishap in Kurnool. “The mishap speaks volumes of the callousness with which the Congress government is executing projects in the state. The Congress government has failed to ensure minimum quality in the works taken up under `Jalayagnam’. We demand a detailed enquiry into the quality of works carried out for various projects in the state,” said party spokesperson Vasireddy Padma.

At another press conference, party general secretary Jalli Siddaiah criticised civil supplies minister Kasu Krishna Reddy for claiming that people had no complaints regarding prices of essential commodities as they were under control. The PRP demanded an unconditinal apology from the minister for making irresponsible statements.

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HYDERABAD: TRS leaders are in a jubilant mood following positive results indicated by a survey that was commissioned by the party recently.

According to the survey, TRS would win at least 27 assembly and six Lok Sabha seats. TRS contested 45 assembly and nine Lok Sabha seats as part of a seat-sharing agreement with the TDP-led Grand Alliance. Voting in these constituencies were held during the first phase of the polls on April 16.

According to a senior TRS leader, the party had performed “tremendously well” in north Telangana compared to south Telangana districts. In Karimnagar district, the party would win eight out of 10 assembly seats. In Warangal, Adilabad, Nizamabad and Medak districts, the party can bag 14 seats out of 18 contested as per the survey, he told TOI.

The survey however said that the winning chances are very bleak in south Telangana districts — Nalgonda, Mahbubnagar and Ranga Reddy districts. It will win only four seats out of 11 contested in these three districts. TRS fought from six assembly constituencies under Hyderabad and Secunderabad parliament constituencies. Party hopes that three seats would fall into its kitty.

The six parliament constituencies which the party is likely to win includes Mahbubnagar and Medak from where party president KCR and secretary general Vijayashanthi contested respectively. The party thinks that they would win with a majority of one lakh votes each.

The constituencies where the party is facing an uphill task are Peddapalli, Hyderabad and Warangal parliament constituencies, the sources said.

According to the survey, TRS and TDP leaders and workers worked together which helped in consolidating the vote bank of the two parties particularly in areas where TRS was weak.

However, in some assembly constituencies like Nalgonda and Mahbubnagar considered to be TDP bastions, TRS did not get not expected co-operation from the former and this could be one of the reasons for the party losing seats in south Telangana.

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Telugu Desam Party president N Chandrababu Naidu is throwing a huge thanks-giving party at Moutain Heights at Madhapur for all the leaders and cadres, who had worked for the success of party in the elections and also those who played key role in his “Mee Kosam” yatra.

This party is said to have been arranged to please the party leaders, who were grumbling for being neglected by Naidu on the earlier occasion. The TDP president, a couple of days ago, hosted a big party at a star hotel in Madhapur for a select few VVIPs of the party, including his close pals like CM Ramesh and Sujana Chowdary, who played key role in selection of candidates and formation of Mahakootami. This has angered the genuine party leaders and cadres, who toiled day and night for the party in the elections.

Naidu came to know about this and asked his seniors to arrange party for all the others. He would be attend the party and express thanks to all of them, before leaving on his foreign tour.

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