Nara Chandra Babu Naidu, AP Elections: Twist in AP election campaign.

AP CEO Letter to EC about Chandrababu: The polling day for Andhra Pradesh Assembly elections is nearing. In another 20 days i.e. on 13th May the election polling will be held in AP. With this, all the parties are running campaigns. Andhra Pradesh Chief Election Officer Mukesh Kumar Meena has taken a decision to shock the Telugu Desam Party in such a situation. Mukesh Kumar Meena has recommended to the Central Election Commission for action against Telugu Desam Party chief Chandrababu Naidu. AP CEO, who was not satisfied with the explanation given by Chandrababu regarding the comments made on Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, recommended to the Central Election Commission (Election Commission of India) for action.

As part of the election campaign, CM YS Jagan and Chandrababu Criticized each other. While saying what they will do if they come to power, they criticized the opposition parties. The severity of these criticisms increased to the point of making inappropriate comments. In this order, the leaders of both the parties have complained to the Election Commission. With this, Andhra Pradesh Chief Electoral Officer (Andhra Pradesh Chief Electoral Officer) Mukesh Kumar Meena filed a complaint. Responding to the complaints of the political parties, AP CEO has issued notices to both YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and Chandrababu Naidu to give an explanation.

YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) has complained 18 times to AP CEO regarding TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu. Responding to this, Mukesh Kumar Meena gave notices to Chandrababu and explained some of them. It is reported that some other notices were not answered. In this order, Mukesh Kumar Meena, who was not satisfied with Chandrababu’s explanation, wrote a letter to the Central Election Commission recommending action against Chandrababu. In this regard, Meena, who wrote a letter to the Chief Secretary of the Central Election Commission, Avinash Kumar, has also attached videos of Chandrababu’s remarks. It remains to be seen what decision the EC will take on the AP CEO’s recommendations.