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Communists ask Sharmila to be careful

Sharmila asked to be vigilant

CPI National Secretary Narayana's fiery speech at the Congress party's YSR Jayanti celebrations in Mangalagiri, Guntur district, has sparked a wave of controversy. Narayana's comments, particularly regarding the formation of Telangana and his critique of YSR Congress party President Sharmila, have ignited a political firestorm.

Narayana boldly claimed that if YSR were alive, Telangana would never have been formed. He recalled YSR's positive relationship with the Communists and highlighted his character, stating that YSR wouldn't have shied away from helping others, even if it meant putting himself in difficult situations. Narayana further asserted that even if Telangana had been formed, the TRS party would not have risen to power.

He praised YSR as a "gem personality" in politics, acknowledging the challenges he faced, both from within the Congress party and from external forces. Despite these obstacles, YSR emerged as a strong leader, a fact that Narayana believes is undeniable.

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Narayana's comments extended to YSR Congress party President Sharmila, warning her to be cautious, as he believes future difficulties she may face could originate within her own party.

Narayana concluded his speech with a call for continued struggle against the "double-engine" government, referring to the BJP's rule at the center and Chandrababu's leadership in Andhra Pradesh. He criticized Chandrababu's alliance with the BJP, calling it dangerous for the state.

Narayana's inflammatory statements have undoubtedly stirred the political pot. His comments about the formation of Telangana and his warnings to Sharmila have generated a significant buzz, putting him at the center of the ongoing political debate in the state. It remains to be seen how these remarks will impact the political landscape in Andhra Pradesh.



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