TIRUPATI: Praja Rajyam president and Tirupati MLA K. Chiranjeevi on Thursday left no stone unturned to lift the sagging morale of his party cadres in the district.

On his maiden visit to the constituency that voted him, Mr. Chiranjeevi conducted a district-level review meeting and thanked the people of the district who had voted in favour of the party candidates. He also told the party workers in no uncertain terms the need to get in touch with the grassroots.

After offering prayers at Tirumala, Mr. Chiranjeevi drove down to the suburban Padmavathipuram where he inaugurated the party’s local office in the building adjacent to the residence of party leader Chadalawada Krishnamurthy. He was mobbed by party enthusiasts and youth wherever he went. In a closed-door meeting with district convener Jangalapalli A.Srinivasulu, former legislators A. Mohan and Ch. Krishnamurthy, office-bearers S. Muni Subramanyam and Kathula Sudhakar among others, Mr. Chiranjeevi was learnt to have made some plain-speaking on the reasons for the party’s defeat in the State and the factors that led to its poor show in the district as well.

The meet discussed at length the gaping gaps in the party’s administrative machinery and its failure to appeal to the masses, in spite of all the initial hype on the party and the halo around the leader. Mr. Chiranjeevi was learnt to have told the workers not to get dejected as the party had made significant strides in reaching out to the weaker sections, as could be seen from the voting pattern. He held separate meetings with leaders of the 14 constituencies to get first-hand information on the lacunae in the setup and the reasons for the dent in the expected vote share.

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Praja Rajyam president K. Chiranjeevi on Monday asked Mahila Rajyam leaders not to feel let down and assured them that they would be considered for membership to the Legislative Council.

He spent over two-and-a-half hours talking to them, singing praise of the woman as a home minister, finance minister and the like and how they were ‘naturals’ at multi-tasking.

With folded hands, he said there was no need for them to be disappointed and reminded them of the polls to the local bodies in the future too.

“Your services will never go in vain. After being my fans for decades, how can I ever forget you people,” he told them repeatedly, in a bid to convince them to be with him and the party.

Without taking names, he told them never to think of leaving the party.

Initially, in the presence of the media, Mr. Chiranjeevi replied to the queries and reactions of Mahila Rajyam leaders from the districts, with a smile.

However, as the reactions started getting uncomfortable, he asked a party leader to tell the media, specially referring to the cameras of different television channels, to leave.

Among those present were Mahila Rajyam honorary president J. Vijayalakshmi, executive president Shoba Rani and official spokesperson Vasireddy Padma.

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The Praja Rajyam Party’s exercise to analyse the polling trends has reached farcical proportions, embarrassing party president Chianjeevi to no end.
Though he is appealing to the contestants repeatedly to state their prospects honestly, the candidates are making out as if they are going to register landslide victory even in inhospitable constituencies.
To ensure that the party president would get a clear idea as to how youth and women had voted for the party, the leaders distributed proformas to them to enter the details of percentage of polling of youth, women and so on. But the candidates who apparently did not make any analysis of the polling pattern in their constituencies, copied the details from others’ proformas only to escape the ire of the party president.
Chiranjeevi began Assemblywise analysis of the party’s performance recently. On day one he interacted with the candidates of three districts and found that they were not coming out with critical analysis and decided to hasten the exercise. Candidates are trying to keep the party president in good humor by claiming that the party would win at least 8 seats in every district.
More ridiculous are some comments made by some candidates that the party would win Kuppam seat, represented by Telugu Desam party president N Chandrababu Naidu and Rapthadu constituency from where Paritala Sunitha is contesting.
Kadapa district candidates were so confident that party would win 8 seats in the bastion of the Chief Minister YS Rajasekhara Reddy.
With such a `fabulous’ feedback even Chiranjeevi was reportedly annoyed over the performance reports.
Though the party has asked the candidates to spell out the problems they had faced in the run up to polls and the factors that had worked on the poll day, the poll pattern and suggestions to improve the party, no candidate has applied their minds and came up with the details.

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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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Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) president Chiranjeevi and PRP Lok Sabha candidate from Rajahmundry constituency Krishnam Raju today gave conflicting opinions on the formation of Fourth Front at the Centre after the general elections.
Yesteryears rebel star Krishnam Raju said that the formation of fourth front at the Centre was not an easy affair, while his party president Chiranjeevi was confident that formation of a fourth front at the Centre was feasible with the initiative of PRP and Samajwadi Party. The former MP sounded less confident on the party president’s claim.
Speaking to media here today Krishnam Raju said he would win from Rajahmundry Parliamentary constituency and added that there would be no hung Assembly in the State and the PRP would get full majority. He rubbished the reports that he had differences with party’s general secretary Allu Aravind and said that they were good friends.
He called for the media meet as he fell ill on the polling day on April 23 and wanted to explain about the condition of his health and his opinion on the just concluded polls.
After recuperating from the illness, he returned to Hyderabad today.

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A sort of uneasiness is prevailing in the Mahakootami, even after polling is completed all over the state. Though the four partners in Mahakootami – Telugu Desam, Telangana Rashtra Samithi, CPI and CPI-M – managed to share the seats, there has not been much cohesion among them during the campaign. Except in a few places, they participated in the campaign reluctantly.

The polling is over now, but the partners are still criticising one another for bungling in seat sharing. The TRS has gone a bit further and given an indication that it might as well slip out of the Mahakootami, if the situation demands. TRS president K Chandrasekhara Rao’s comment that he would join hands with any alliance that would give Telangana has become the top story in all the dailies on Sunday. He made it clear that the TRS would not hesitate to support the NDA, if the latter agrees to give separate Telangana. Though the Left parties, for the time being, are ruling out joining hands with the Congress at the Centre in the post-poll scenario, they might change their stand in order to prevent the NDA coming to power, if there is no other alternative. As such, the Left position in the country is bad – in West Bengal and Kerala, the CPI-M is likely to lose heavily. In such a scenario, it might go back to the Congress fold sooner or later.

This means, TD president N Chandrababu Naidu will once again become a loner in Andhra Pradesh. If the TD comes to power on its own, it is well and good; but if does not happen, all his dreams would be shattered.

Yet other interesting news of the day is the Central government’s order stopping mining activities in five Obulapuram mines in Anantapur district, belonging to mining tycoon Gali Janardhan Reddy. The surprising element in this episode is that the Centre has taken the decision after the elections: everybody knows Gali’s money has flown like water in the AP elections because of his proximity with Chief Minister Dr Y S Rajasekhara Reddy. This was apparently to curtail him from benefiting the BJP in the Lok Sabha elections in Karnataka. As expected, it was a big news only for Eenadu and Andhra Jyothy, but not for Sakshi.

Since there won’t be much development in the state till May 16 when the results would be out, it is the field day for all the dailies to write whatever they want and speculate whatever they can!

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The elections are over and political party leaders are feeling a bit relaxed. Presidents of all parties are planning to go on holidays to hill stations, foreign countries and summer resorts to chill out, but nobody is bothered to find out the real problems of the people.

The summer is peaking and the people are suffering from severe power cuts and scarcity of drinking water. But, they are not able to find any Congress leader or the TDP leader, who simply disappeared from the scene. YSR is in Delhi, while Naidu is planning to go to Switzerland.

One man who raised the problems of the people is Praja Rajyam Party president Chiranjeevi. He expressed anguish at the way the authorities are neglecting the people and their problems. “Small industries have been closed down due to power cuts, while farmers are facing crop loss. It is unfortunate that the authorities are not bothering about them in the name of election code, while the ruling party leaders have disappeared,” he said.

Why all this talk, Mr Chiru? The people have already cast their vote and there is no point in talking about them. Better join your friends of other parties!
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Practically speaking, there is no way that PRP can get absolute majority and so it is now upto TDP or Congress. TDP has declared that they would get 160 seats comfortably but then they have contested only for 220 and getting 160 from that is quite difficult. If there was an anti government wave or pro –TDP situation then it was possible, but that is not to be seen. In first phase, the fight was on for 154 seats in Telangana and north Andhra but the effect of Mahakootami was felt only in Telangana. This has got 119 assembly seats out of which TRS had 44, communists had 17 and TDP fought in only 58 seats. Even if TDP manages 30-40 seats from Telangana, north Andhra had 31 seats. So if TDP wins say 15 seats then the total will go max between 50-55 seats only. So to get majority, they have to win 90-100 seats from the remaining 128 assembly seats in the second phase of polling. This is a highly impossible task. Districts like Adilabad, Karimnagar, Warangal etc have got TRS contesting from 26 places while TDP had only 18. Similarly, places like Khammam, Nalgonda had the strong communists fighting in 15 spots while TDP had only 7. So winning 25 seats is ruled out for TDP. In north Andhra, TDP got weak with few key leaders shifting to PRP so out of the 31 seats, many say that winning even 10 seats will be difficult for TDP. Chiru effect is said to be high in north Andhra.

In the second phase, Krishna, dual Godavari will have Chiru effect and this time Lok Satta also poses threat to TDP in Krishna and Guntur. Rayalaseema has got PRP giving tough fight to TDP. So out of 128 seats that TDP has fought, even if they win half of them it will be considered a great achievement, as per experts. Under this situation, it is very hard for TDP to get absolute majority. Coming to Mahakootami, TRS says they will surely get 25 seats and 4-5 more from other areas. Communists will not get even 10 in Telangana as per reports. According to a senior communist leader, CPI-3, CPM-4 seems to be the only chance. So out of the 154 seats in the first phase, if MK could get upto 80-90 seats and in the second phase, they would have to get about 60-70 from the coastal belt. Only then a majority is possible.

Coming to PRP, they have given up in Telangana and see some chances in north Andhra. In first phase, getting 15-20 seats also is difficult as per sources. In second phase, they might get upto 25 seats which are also with great difficulty but totally they cannot cross more than 50. so majority for PRP is a miracle only. When it comes to Congress, if they score 70-80 during first phase then they have to win same amount in second phase also to get majority. In Telangana, there are 119 seats out of which 29 are in Hyderabad and Ranga Reddy. If 7-8 go to Majlis , Congress is expecting to take at least 15 seats here. And since TRS is claiming at least 25 out of the 44 seats, it means that congress has chance to get the rest. Also, if TRS-Communists take 15 seats then Congress says that they will win 8 approximately. If Congress manages 40-50 seats in Telangana and minimum 34 in north Andhra then they would get up to 70 seats in phase 1. There are 52 seats in Rayalaseema so they are confident of winning 35 seats there. Out of the 88 seats in southern coastal belt, even if Congress wins half then they would be in a position to stake majority.

While this is the expecting count, the real result will be out on May 16th and that would give the full and final outcome of all the fates of the parties.

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Now that it is more or less certain that megastar and Praja Rajyam Party president Chiranjeevi will not come to power, but would emerge as a deciding factor for the next government, the question that is doing rounds is which way he would go – the Congress or the Telugu Desam Party?

Normally, it is believed that the PRP has the backing of Kapus and they would never support the TDP, backed by their traditional rivals, Kammas. And since Kapus hitherto had been part of the Congress vote bank, they would prefer Chiranjeevi to support the Congress in the event of a hung Assembly.

There is a different argument by some other PRP leaders. According to them, the Left parties would play an important role in mediating between the TDP and the PRP. If the Congress does not get the majority, it amounts to people rejecting the YSR government and therefore, people would not appreciate a PRP-Congress nexus. Secondly, YSR has the capabilities of splitting the PRP strength, as he had done in the case of the Telangana Rashtra Samithi. Compared to YSR, the TDP president is a safe bet, they say.

However, Chiranjeevi can consider supporting the Congress, provided YSR is not their chief ministerial candidate. Will that happen?

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