This was the statement of Allu Arvind when the media asked to react on his position from Anakapallay MP seat- Arvind said ‘ I will win Anakapllay with comfortable majority, if not I will win Anakapally at least by one vote, it is to say that the ultimate victory is mine from Anakapally’.
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According to filmnagar sources, Chandrababu Naidu is in touch with Allu Arvind, if at all there is hung situation on 16th May, Chandrababu asked for PRP’s support.
The same thing was disclosed by Arvind in Political affairs committee meet that was held on 28th of April.
At the same time, CBN has directed Aswini Dutt and K Raghavendar Rao to have dialogue with Chiru in this regard.
But the leaders who jumped in to PRP from TDP like D Goud, Tammineni, Kota are strongly objecting this- tie up with Babu.
They are advising Chiru to go with Congress if the situation demands hung assembly.
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The Praja Rajyam president Chiranjeevi, who has been admiring the Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy, for quite some time now, went a step ahead on Tuesday and praised the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh.
This has given credence to reports that the PR may align with the Congress in forming the government if the latter falls short of numbers to form a government.
Chiranjeevi said Dr Manmohan Singh was a “capable person”.
The PR chief met members of his party’s political affairs committee, general secretaries and vice-presidents to review the PR’s performance in the polls.
Soon after the meeting, when scribes sought to know whom he would prefer as the Prime Minister, Chiranjeevi replied: “I can’t say it now. Nobody ever thought that an efficient person like Dr Singh would emerge as the Prime Minister. Till then we only knew him as the Governor of the RBI. Like Dr Singh, another capable person might emerge after the polls.”
When scribes sought to know what Chiranjeevi would do if Dr Singh sought his support after the polls, (Andhra Studio) the PR chief said: “I can’t decide about it alone. All the partners in the front (Fourth Front) will have to take a collective decision on it.”
Chiranjeevi again ruled out the possibility of a fractured verdict in the state.
He said the Praja Rajyam would win at least 160 Assembly and 20 Lok Sabha seats and form the government.
“The large turnout of women and youngsters during the elections is an indication that they voted in favour of the PR. So, I can affirm that the PR would win the elections hands down,” Chiranjeevi maintained.
He said the Chief Minister and the Telugu Desam president, Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu, are putting up a brave face on their poll performance only to keep the morale of their activists intact.
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Praja Rajyam’s Political Affairs Committee (PAC) is understood to be considering extending support to the candidature of Nationalist Congress Party leader Sharad Pawar as Prime Minister after the Fourth Front took shape following the announcement of results on May 16.
A suggestion to this effect is learnt to have been made by senior party leaders P. Shiv Shankar and P. Upendra at a meeting of the PAC here on Tuesday. Praja Rajyam (PR) president Chiranjeevi has held consultations in the past with an NCP representative and, more recently, with Samajwadi Party general secretary Amar Singh to discuss the way forward for the front.
Having adopted a confident stand about his party’s electoral prospects in Andhra Pradesh, the PR president categorically stated at a press conference that a Fourth Front would soon be a reality at the Centre. Responding to questions as to how many Lok Sabha seats his party would win, he initially said it would be enough to play a decisive role in the formation of an alternative to the United Progressive Alliance, the National Democratic Alliance and the Third Front.
However, when pressed further to specify the number, he said, “We hope to win around 20 Lok Sabha seats and with this, the Fourth Front will form the Union government.” He, however, declined to name the parties that had come forward for a discussion for a possible alliance at the Centre. “You all know about the interest Mr. Amar Singh showed in joining hands during his visit. Talks are on with various like-minded parties,” he stated.
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Prajarajyam’s youth wing head Pavan Kalyan on Wednesday filed a petition in the AP High Court praying the court to quash all the proceedings launched against him in various courts in the state. Several cases were filed against him following his election speeches in Mahbubnagar, Hyderabad and some courts had issued summons also to him. Saying that he did not aim to attack any individual and that his speeches are general in nature, Pavan sought the court’s intervention in this matter.
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Praja Rajyam president K. Chiranjeevi said the question of his party extending support to any other party did not arise since it would ride to power on its own by bagging a minimum of 160 Assembly seats.
At a press conference here on Tuesday, the first after polling concluded on April 23, Mr. Chiranjeevi refused to respond to a volley of questions about his possible post-poll allies in the event of a ‘hung’ Assembly.
When the queries persisted, he said; “I don’t know how you can continue to question me on the same lines even after I have stated that we are confident of making it alone, without any other party’s help.”
Reviews performance
Earlier, he chaired the party’s Political Affairs Committee (PAC) meeting when he reviewed the party’s performance and prospects, interacting with the 14 member-strong committee and other senior leaders. The leaders as well as the party cadres seemed to be full of enthusiasm, bolstered by constituency-level reports.
Explaining the basis of his party’s confidence, he said the new voters, who constituted 5.5 per cent of all the voters, were attracted by the Praja Rajyam’s mantra of ‘change’. Besides, a majority of women and youth who were out at the polling booths were also motivated to give the fledgling party a chance.
Targets TD, Congress
“People are fed up with the 14-year rule of the Telugu Desam and the Congress. That is why there was silent voting,” he said. The Praja Rajyam president lashed out at the TDP and Congress, accusing them of ‘trying everything in the book against a new party that successfully gained the people’s trust in a few months of its existence’.
He accused both the parties of spending crores of rupees and ‘making liquor flow’, in their bid to stop him from winning in Tirupati and Palacole.
He was unperturbed though, he said, because people firmly believed him.
Mr. Chiranjeevi acknowledged the role of Chief Electoral Officer I.V. Subba Rao and Director-General of Police A.K. Mohanty in conducting free and fair elections.
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It looks like Praja Rajyam Party president Chiranjeevi is inclining towards supporting the Congress, without Dr Y S Rajasekhara Reddy, in the event of formation of a hung assembly.
During the political affairs committee meeting of the PRP on Tuesday, Chiranjeevi reportedly approved the suggestion that the party could extend conditional support to the Congress from outside, provided a BC would become the Chief Minister.
On Wednesday, he reaffirmed his thoughts. Referring to the demand within the Congress that a BC should become the next Chief Minister, Chiranjeevi said it was a welcome sign in the Congress party. “The social justice slogan of the PRP seems to have had its effect on the Congress, too. That is why, there is a demand for a BC chief minister in the party,” he said.
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The result of the General election held on 16th and 23rd April are yet to be out, Chiru has made up his mind not to act in films any more. Chiru says that he has entered the politics to serve the people, so he doesn’t want to continue both politics and films. Chiru clearly stated that his next part if life is to serve the people, irrespective of the results.
Chiru himself said that this decision is going to be a great disappoint for Mega fans, but there is no other way for Chiru.
Magadheera with Charan would be last film for Chiru.
Chiranjeevi was first time speaking to media in his Hyderabad office after the polls said PRP is bound to get 160 seats and form the Government.
Chiru adds that the silent vote of Youth and women would definitely bring PRP in to the power.
Chiru chaired the PRP’s Political affairs Committee meet that was held in Hyderabad office today and then he spoke to media. Political affairs committee discussed about the strategy to be adopted once the result is out on 16th May.
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The Praja Rajyam is confident of winning at least 160 seats, thereby acquiring a clear majority i n the 294-strong Assembly and forming the next government in the State.
With political affairs committee member P Upendra today submitting to party supremo Chiranjeevi a list of candidates who were “going to win the elections’’, the latter declared with satisfaction that polling had gone according to expectations.
The star-turned-politician, who returned to the city on Saturday night after campaigning, was informally interacting at his residence with leaders P Upendra, Kotagiri Vidyadhara Rao, P Vinay Kumar and Umamalleswara Rao.
Among the notes they swapped was the Tirupati hotel room incident in which the party honcho’s room was searched.
Chiranjeevi said the episode had actually helped the party by increasing the polling percentage in the second phase. The people would give a clear mandate, the PRP president said and ruled out the possibility of a hung Assembly.
He claimed that the large turnout of women and youth spoke in favour of the PRP.
Chiranjeevi said there was no need for the PRP to support any party or to seek their help as the PRP was “going to get a clear majority’’. A meeting of the political affairs committee, in which special invitees would also participate, would be held at the party office tomorrow. Election matters would be thoroughly reviewed and a plan of action till declaration of results chalked out.
Chiranjeevi reportedly told the leaders who met him today that he would stay put in Hyderabad till the announcement of results and would attend the party office regularly.
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