A classic case of political bankruptcy

“Some men change their party for the sake of their principles; others their principles for the sake of their party” - This remark of Winston Churchill had its ever relevance pertaining to Indian politics. Of late we have seen in Telangana elections the parties that are ideologically different were buried their hatchets and stood in the fray.

Of course, they were made to bite the dust; after emerging winner, The Telangana Chief Minister and TRS supreme made it clear that he wants to create a political difference with his brainchild "Federal Front "in national politics. Further, he made his revelation that he wants to take political revenge on Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, who made him to spill the sweat during the campaign in the form of "return gift". He made it clear that he will tweak the nose of CBN by working against the interests of his party in upcoming elections.

As a part of that, the Wednesday meeting has taken the place between TRS acting president KTR and YSRCP President Jagan Reddy which had shaken the two Telugu states that are drowned in the festive fervor. It is not correct to criticise this move of the two parties because in politics nothing is impossible and no one is free from imperfection. The Indian populace has vast experience with coalition politics. Every political outfit works with a vision for their electoral gains so it is their discretion to take an appropriate decision.

- E Gajendra Nath Reddy, Badvel