The politics in Prakasam district have become interesting. AP Minister Adimulku Suresh’s own constituency in Yarragondapalem was hit by a backlash. His own party leaders are dissatisfied with the minister. Mandal leaders gathered in a garden in Pullala pond against Suresh Thiru. The meeting was attended by 9 Sarpanches, two MPTCs and some YSSRCP leaders. Instead of doing things in the constituency .. go to Gadapa Gadapa and discuss what Minister Suresh will say in this meeting. Former AMC chairman Kancharla Virayya was in tears at the meeting that he was hurt by Minister Suresh. He expressed concern that he could not do any work in the constituency .. whether he was in the opposition or in power. Gadapa, Gadapa decided not to attend the event. Some leaders have vowed to show what would happen if they put up with leaders who are popular. He said that he had endured many insults for three years. Serious damage is inevitable if the minister does not yet identify those with public strength. “We, who are not on the side of the people, have no choice but to go to Gadapa Gadapa tomorrow,” he said. The minister said that politicking without knowing who is what is subject to widespread criticism. He commented that politics like beautifying the ineligible is like a building without foundations. The meeting of YSSRCP leaders against the minister was also discussed. Jagan recently took charge as a minister in the cabinet. Gadapa Gadapa in the constituency is ready to launch the program. Meanwhile, dissent within his own party has become a hot topic. Minister Suresh is yet to respond on the matter. It is also known that a woman has made allegations of land grabbing against Minister Suresh. The minister had complained to the Rangalakshmamma Collector of Darimadugu in Markapuram zone that his farm had been occupied. The minister alleged that he had land belonging to him near the George Engineering College. He alleged that Suresh had occupied the farm. No matter how many people complained, justice was not done. That is why they complained to the collector.
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