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Chiranjeevi to revamp party

admin — Tue, 26 May 2009 10:19:05 +0000

Praja Rajyam president K. Chiranjeevi, having come to grips with the party’s poor electoral performance, has launched a programme to revamp its set-up.

He has formed two committees – for reception and programmes, and improve access for the benefit of those from districts who want to meet him. According to a daily schedule finalised, Mr. Chiranjeevi will now be available at his residence between 7 and 9 a.m. and at the party office on Road No. 46 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and again between 4 and 9 p.m.

He will receive visitors for an hour both in the morning and evening daily.

This apart, the reception committee will have a representative from districts available at the party office to identify visitors and facilitate their meeting with the party president.

The representative will prioritise the visitors based on their work. It is learnt that the party has completed an exercise and is in possession of a list with names of those who worked in districts.

A day’s training and orientation programme has been chalked out for new legislators on May 31, On the same day, the PR chief will name the legislature party’s deputy leaders, secretaries and whip.

Pavan Demands Allu Aravind Resigned Praja Rajyam

admin — Tue, 26 May 2009 07:08:06 +0000

Even as Praja Rajyam Party was conducting a series of meetings to introspect into the reasons for the party’s debacle in the recent elections, one person who was conspicuous by his absence was Pavan Kalyan, president of Yuva Rajyam, the youth wing of the PRP.

Pavan Kalyan’s absence has raised many an eye brow, as he was an important element of the the party’s campaign in the elections. “He has influenced selection of several candidates, some directly and others indirectly. He was the one who played a major role in the party’s campaign strategy. So, he should have been part of the team introspecting into the party’s defeat in the elections. He cannot simply run away like that,” a party leader said.

Pavan is said to have stopped coming to the party office after the election results. Leaders in his coterie are also making occasional appearance. He is now concentrating on his next film venture, sources say.

PRP Chiru to change Rail Engine Symbol

admin — Sat, 23 May 2009 13:53:45 +0000

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.

Chiranjeevi on reconnect drive

admin — Sat, 09 May 2009 11:08:06 +0000

In order to strengthen the party and improve his rapport with leaders and workers, Praja Rajyam Party president Chiranjeevi is going to hold meetings with members of party affiliate organisations from Sunday.
He will meet members of the Mahila Rajyam, party women’s wing, on Sunday and later the activists of Yuva Rajyam and various other wings like advocates, doctors and IT in the course of the week.
The meetings assume significance as Chiranjeevi is trying to streamline the party in all aspects.
He also wants to spend more time with the leaders and workers who worked for the party in the last nine months.
Since the launch of the party, leaders and important functionaries were unable to meet Chiranjeevi as he was always busy with some or other activity. This caused disappointment among many of them as could be seen from the defections and dissident activity in the party before the elections.
Following the recent constituency- wise analysis meetings, Chiranjeevi decided to allocate more time to party workers.
COMPLAINTS Chiranjeevi received several complaints on top leaders in the meetings held with the observers of the Parliamentary constituencies yesterday.
They alleged, some in writing, that party vice president T Devendar Goud and general secretary Allu Aravind fielded weak candidates in several constituencies and dented the prospects of the party.
Chiranjeevi assured them that he would go into those allegations.
The delay in confirming the candidates had cost the party dearly.
Most of the candidates were finalised and given B forms in the eleventh hour, leaving them with not much time to draw their campaign strategy, they alleged.
They also complained about lack of transparency, and communication gap between higher and lower-rung functionaries because of which the mistakes happening at the field level could not be rectified.
The PRP chief had assured them that the communication gap between him and the leaders would be bridged.

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Which way Chiru would go – TDP or Cong?

admin — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 13:31:25 +0000

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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Congress, TDP try to measure Chiru vote

admin — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 10:58:57 +0000

The Praja Rajyam could be a game-changer in the second phase of elections on April 23, though it did not fare too well in the first phase.

It is believed that the Praja Rajyam will take up to 25 per cent of the votes in the segments where it commands influence, and up to 10 per cent elsewhere. The big question is from which party the votes will come from.

The second phase polls cover 140 Assembly seats in 10 districts of coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema and is crucial to both the Congress and the Telugu Desam.

According to intelligence reports, the Congress can win 60 seats in the first phase and 90 out of the 140 going to the polls in the second. Winning anything less than 90 will make it difficult to retain power.

The TD and its poll partners have to win at least 60 seats in the second phase, after claiming that it will get 90 seats in the first. Both the Congress and the TD have acknowledged that they will suffer Chiranjeevi cuts in East and West God-avari districts. But it is the Chiranjeevi impact in Nell-ore, Prakasam, Guntur and Krishna districts that is wo-rrying the two main parties.

The Praja Rajyam candidates will poll between 5,000 and 20,000 votes in seats in these districts. That is a sizeable number in a keen contest. In Rayalaseema, however, the Praja Rajyam may not cut heavily into the Congress and TD votes as its influence is waning; the fight could be confined to a very few segments.

According to sources, Praja Rajyam candidates have edge over its rivals in Kakinada and Amalapuram Lok Sabha seats out of the 20 going to polls on April 23. Its influence is more felt in East and West Godavari districts. PR candidates have edge in the Assembly segments of Anantapur, Allagadda, Panyam, Alur, Rajampet, Proddutur and Tirupati, where Chiranjeevi is the party candidate.

It also expects a strong showing in Kavali, Nellore Town, Ongole, Giddalur, Guntur West, Vijayawada West, Bandar, Eluru, Polavaram and Palacole, where Chiranjeevi is also contesting. Jaggampet, Ramachandrapuram, Mummadivaram, Kottapeta, Mandapeta, Rajanagaram, Rajahmundry City, Peddapuram, P. Gannavaram and Kakinada Urban are other seats where the Praja Rajyam is seen to be strong.

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PRP Admits to BC list fudge

admin — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 10:43:05 +0000

The Praja Rajyam has admitted that it has not given tickets to 104 backward classes candidates, a claim it was making to hype its “social justice.”

The allegation that the party had fudged figures was made by the former PR general secretary, Mr P. Prabhakar. The party president, Chiranjeevi, was so stung by the allegations that he threatened to quit politics if the charge were proved.

On Monday, Chiranjeevi’s actor-son, Ram Charan Teja acknowledged that 14 non-BCs had been included in the list. He was speaking to mediapersons at Bapatla, where he is participating in the Praja Rail Yatra.

In a giveaway, Charan said even if the 14 persons belonged to other castes, the Praja Rajyam had still given 90 seats to BCs, the highest among all parties.

The party’s vice-preside-nt, Mr T. Devender Goud, said there was some dispute on the caste of some contestants like Mr C. Ramachan-draiah, who belongs to the Balija caste. The Balijas are considered BCs in some places and OC at others.

BC organisations are up in arms over the allotment of tickets to non-BCs in the guise of BCs. Leaders of the BC organisations, like Mr R. Krishnaiah (BC Samksh-ema Sangham), Mr G. Krishna (BC Praja Samiti) and Mr S. Ramkoti (BC Ikya Vedika) demanded that the PR should release the names of all 104 candidates who it claimed belon-ged to the backward castes.

The TD chief, Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu, faulted the PR chief for allotting tickets to OCs in the guise of BCs. The Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy, said, “Is it the change that the PR leadership has been harping on? None other than Chiranjeevi’s son is making light of the issue by saying that only 14 persons were OCs.”

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NTV journalist faces PRP

admin — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 10:39:49 +0000

A sting operation carried out by a TV channel resulted in its woman reporter being jostled right in the Praja Rajyam headquarters on Tuesday.

NTV had telecast an alle-ged conversation between the party’s candidate from Bhongir Lok Sabha constituency, Mr Chandram-ouli Goud, and another leader, Mr Sama Prabhakar Reddy, who was denied a ticket from Ibrahimpatnam Assembly segment.

During the conversation, Mr Chandramouli Goud purportedly said the PR tic-kets were “sold” and that “weak candidates” had be-en fielded from some constituencies in a tacit understanding with other parties.

According to the TV cha-nnel, the PR vice-president, Mr T. Devender Goud, was instrumental in the party fielding weak candidates from some seats like the Bhongir LS and in others.

Mr Chandramouli Goud denied that he said the words being attributed to him. He however acknowledged that he was present in the video footage. He alleged that the audio of the tape was manipulated. Separately, Mr Devender Goud also denied the channel’s claim.

The telecast created a furore at the PR central office. During a media conference, the party’s woman wing chief, Ms Sobha Rani, pushed the channel’s journalist, Ms Rehana. Some activists snatched the camera from NTV cameraman.

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New fears for Chiranjeevi family

admin — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 10:16:01 +0000

Many heroes who intend to enter politics check if their films would affect their political careers. They take special care to not to appear in villain roles. They do Good Samaritan roles and say special dialogues to impress the masses. But this is all films effecting politics, but what if politics start effecting films? That is the new fear in the Chiru camp.

They now realize that the PRP cannot form the Government and they are a weak party. What if the PRP does badly and it starts showing up on Ramcharan’s career? What if fans start deserting Chiru and his family due to their bad political fortunes? What if Ramcharan’s films start flopping thanks to dad’s political flip flops?

If indeed these new fears become a reality, then, some of the careers in the Chiru family would be stalled forever. Think of it, it may be a reality!!

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Actor Pawan Kalyan discharged

admin — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 12:23:03 +0000

The Yuva Rajyam president, the youth wing of the Praja Rajyam Party (PRP), Mr Pavan Kalyan, was on Tuesday discharged from hospital. Doctors said that he needs rest for at least another two days.

Mr Pavan Kalyan was admitted to a corporate hospital in the city after he got fainted due to sun stroke. The Yuva Rajyam president was suffering from high fever for the past three days and suddenly collapsed on Monday evening while he was on way to Ramnagar area of the city for campaigning after completing his electioneering in the Amberpet Assembly segment.

He was immediately admitted in Yashoda Hospital,Secunderabad.

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