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Date: April 10, 2025

TDP Takes Strong Stand Against Abusive Politics

TDP Sets a New Standard for Political Decency

In a political landscape often marred by hate speech and personal attacks, the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) has taken a bold and commendable step. The party has officially suspended one of its own activists for making offensive and derogatory comments about YSRCP leader Jagan Mohan Reddy’s family.

This move stands in sharp contrast to the previous YSR Congress Party (YCP) regime, during which abusive rhetoric and personal attacks became normalized. Prominent YCP leaders, including MLAs and spokespersons, frequently seen targeting political opponents and their families—even within the Assembly.


What Triggered the Suspension?

Recently, a self-proclaimed TDP supporter appeared in an online interview where he made abusive comments about Jagan, his wife Bharathi, MP Avinash Reddy, and even Jagan’s daughters. The video quickly went viral on social media, sparking widespread outrage.

To its credit, the TDP’s social media wing responded swiftly by publicly condemning the behavior and demanding immediate disciplinary action. In less than 12 hours, the TDP leadership suspended the activist, sending a strong message that personal abuse—especially targeting women—will not be tolerated, regardless of political alignment.


TDP: Possible Legal Action Underway

In addition to the suspension, sources indicate that Guntur Police may soon take the individual into custody. Though the activist later released an apology video, the TDP high command found it unsatisfactory and proceeded with strict action.

This comes in stark contrast to how such issues handled under Jagan’s tenure as CM, where MLAs like Kodali Nani and Vallabhaneni Vamsi, along with spokesperson Posani Krishna Murali, regularly launched vile attacks against Chandrababu Naidu’s family, particularly Bhuvaneswari and Pawan Kalyan’s daughter, without facing any repercussions.


Leadership by Example: Chandrababu’s Dignified Approach

Supporters of TDP note that Chandrababu Naidu’s leadership style promotes dignity and accountability, even if it means disciplining one’s own cadre. The incident underscores his belief that no one should be above the law, especially when it comes to safeguarding women’s dignity in public life.

As Andhra Pradesh transitions under an NDA-led government, this swift action by TDP hailed as a step toward more responsible and mature politics. In today’s polarizing climate, the suspension serves as an example of how political decency can still prevail.

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