After the Political affairs committee meet, Chiru spoke to media today evening and explained the reason for the poor performance of his party.

1.The symbol (Rail Engine) was not clearly visible, so we are going for new symbol after consulting election commission.

2.We were little bit delayed while allotting the tickets, we could have announced the list little earlier.

3.As we were more particular about social justice, it was some disadvantage to us,instead of going for Gelupu Gurralu, we…..

4. We were expecting 40% vote share in the state, but Manmohan Singh effect is very much there on the state.

5.Still the party has done well in the elections by procuring more than 70 lakhs votes.

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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Prajarajyam chief Chiranjeevi and Telangana Rashtra Samiti president K Chandrasekhar Rao are in no mood to let their guard down and take a break after the gruelling campaign unlike chief minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy and TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu. While the CM is cooling off in Shimla, Naidu headed off to an unknown destination in Europe.

Having received information that Congress “money managers’’ are on the prowl to poach their candidates, both Chiranjeevi and KCR are on an alert and are taking steps to keep the flock together.

The two leaders have reportedly started fortification measures to prevent the cash-rich Congress getting anywhere near their candidates.

Though both parties are ready to join hands with the Congress if the situation warrants, it is the ‘retail purchase’ of candidates that they fear. The negotiation or bargaining should be at the party level and not at the individual level, sources of PRP and TRS said.

Sources said it is the PRP which is more worried, as the party is said to have gathered information that some of its candidates have already been ‘won over’ by influential Congress candidates in several constituencies. Suspicion has fallen on some important leaders who joined the party just before the elections.

For now, Chiranjeevi has no plans to detain his candidates in the office or pack them off to a summer resort. But once the results are out on May 16, a camp to keep the victorious candidates together is not ruled out. This again depends on the number of seats it would win, sources said.

In the meantime, the actor-turned-politician is indulging in psychological operations to keep up the spirits of his herd. In the ongoing district-wise review meetings with candidates, Chiranjeevi is trotting out theories of silent revolution, huge turnout of women and youth, etc., and trying to convince the candidates that the party would form the government winning at least 160 seats.

The scene in the TRS is different. Telangana Bhawan, the party headquarters, has turned into an impregnable fortress since the last several days. The party chief has plans to detain all the candidates in the office from May 15 onwards.

The elected MLAs of the party will not be allowed to come out till the new government is formed. Sources said even the cellphone calls would be monitored.

The need for such precaution in the TRS has arisen following the split engineered in the party by the Congress in the 2004 elections.

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Telugu Desam leader Kadiam Srihari has made light of the claim by Praja Rajyam president K. Chiranjeevi that his party would get majority and maintained that the seats of the four-party Grand Alliance would cross the magic figure.

Talking to reporters here on Sunday, he said PRP’s performance would be much below par the expectations of Mr. Chiranjeevi and the fledgling party would not bag more than 30 seats.

It was not in a position to secure even 10 seats in as many districts in Telangana, he added.

Mr. Srihari also denied speculation that TDP was trying to woo Praja Rajyam saying where was the need for it when GA would get majority. On the likely partners in a Telugu Desam-led government, he said the respective parties would decide whether they should be part of the coalition regime.

He also ruled out the possibility of the party supporting either NDA or UPA at the Centre. The party along with the Left was strengthening a non-Congress, non-BJP alternative .

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Fans of Praja Rajyam chief Chiranjeevi are upbeat.

The Megastar’s repeated claim that his party would secure a comfortable majority to form a government seems to be working like a rejuvenating tonic for them.

Even otherwise, Chiru being interviewed by national channels, who dub him as the ‘King maker’ in the event of a hung Assembly in Andhra Pradesh, is reason enough for his supporters to keep their smile intact.

Chiranjeevi, on his part, almost surprised everybody with his strategic answers to queries on his role in a coalition government.

Asked which party would he support in the event of a fractured verdict, he simply said he would cross the bridge only when it comes to.

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Rubbishing reports that the Congress was holding talks with the Praja Rajyam for a post-poll alliance, the Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy, exuded confidence that the party will be able to form the state government on its own.
“Where is the necessity for alliances? We are confident of forming the government on our own. The Congress will win over 230 Assembly seats and 36 MP seats,” the Chief Minister told mediapersons in New Delhi.
On the issue of Telangana he said the Assembly committee would meet to discuss the issue.
On his contradictory statements regarding a new state after the first phase of elections he said: “Those who do not understand the statement are speaking like that.”
On the controversy over the Obulapuram mining license and whether it was a failure of the state government to control illegal mining, Dr Rajasekhar Reddy said: “The Central forest and environment department directed to suspend license at two places where some mining area fell in forest area. I do not feel it is the failure of the state government.”

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He has predicted that K. Chranjeevi would become Chief Minister of AP to do social justice for the welfare of poor, middle class and weaker sections. -Correspondent

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