Is BJP a political party or dump yard?

Only to make it big in the next elections of both the Telugu states, BJP is keen fill the party with the local leaders. While it was able to attract several AP leaders in Andhra’s BJP and is thus able to isolate TDP, the national party is also planning to target TRS in Telangana, by wooing its leaders with some crazy offers.

After winning 4 MP seats in Telangana, the Lotus party is pinning good hopes in the state and is planning to occupy the top seat by the next assembly elections in the state. As a part of this operation, BJP is unnecessarily inviting the leaders of the other party, who cannot make any impact on the BJP’s political growth in the Telugu states.

For instance, four Rajya Sabha MPs of TDP, who joined in Modi’s party recently, have no public popularity and adding to it, all of them are facing corruption charges against them. Including such leaders would further worsen the position of the party in the state, but cannot improve in any manner.

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Now, in Telangana, in a hurry to isolate the TRS party in the state, the national party is inviting a few weak leaders of the party. Former TRS MLA and TSRTC chairman Somarapu Satyanarayana has resigned to TRS party and is now looking towards BJP.

It should be noted that, even in the wave of TRS in Telangana, Satyanarayana lost to an independent candidate Korkanti Chander, which clearly shows the negativity of the public against him. Such leaders could nowhere be helpful for the party’s growth. If BJP continues to invite such low performing leaders, rather than a political party, it will be soon considered as a dump yard that accepts all the scrap into it.