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In the background of Jamili elections in Andhra Pradesh, interesting developments are taking place in all the parties. But in the ruling party, it is a bit higher. No one would have ever dreamed that the ruling party would change MLAs at such a rate. YSRCP chief and CM YS Jagan Reddy has already changed the coordinators of many assembly constituencies. Already 38 coordinators have been transferred in two phases. Another list is today and tomorrow. Some seats were denied to the sitting MLAs and others were changed. The MLAs who used to get excited when they get a call from the CMO, now get tensed when they get a call from the CMO. Calling the CMO and saying that they are not able to give you a ticket this time, even if you are given a ticket, there are no conditions to win, and the party’s candidate is being asked to work hard to win, is disturbing everyone. Most of the sitting MLAs also lost seats in the first two lists.
In the second phase list, Malasala Bharat was given a chance from Anakapalli, where Minister Amar is represented.. Minister Amar has not been allotted any seat yet. With this, there is a big debate going on in AP politics about what the party is going to do with Amar. Will Amar have a ticket at one stage? There was also a discussion about whether or not. In this context, the fact that Minister Amar became very emotional during the meeting to introduce the new coordinator, Bharat Kumar, further fueled the suspicions. The minister who said that he was sad to leave the Anakapalli constituency, became emotional and could not control his crying and remained silent for a while, also led to many discussions.
Pendurthi ki Amar
In this background, the campaign that the administration has given a green signal to Amar to contest from Pendurthi of Anakapalli district is currently running vigorously. Speculations are heard in the party circles that Minister Amarnath has been allotted Pendurthi Assembly ticket. At one point, the party high command, which saw Amar contesting for the Anakapalli Parliament, finally conducted a survey in Pendurthi and got a positive result.
It is a history that Amar’s grandfather and father were also elected MLAs from Pendurthi
Pendurthi is like a political workplace for the Amar family. Amar’s grandfather Gudivada Appanna became Congress MLA from Pendurthi in 1978. Later, Amar’s father Gudivada Gurnath Rao was elected Congress MLA from Pendurthi from 1989 – 94, 1994-98 and served as the State Technical Education Minister from 1994-98. After Amar’s father’s death, Amar’s mother Nagamani, who contested from Pendurthi in 2004, also got 45 percent votes, i.e. 1 lakh 14 thousand votes. Nagalakshmi lost that election by a narrow margin. Later, Amar, who faced many difficulties politically, joined the TDP and was elected as a corporator. Later, during the 2014 elections, he joined YCP and contested as Anakapalli MP but was defeated. Later, in 2019, he contested for the Anakapalli assembly and won and is currently a minister.
In the wake of the latest developments, if Minister Amar contests from Pendurthi, what will be the situation of sitting MLA Adeep Raj there has become a topic of discussion in political circles.
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