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Recognizing the danger, officials and Telugu Desam Party (TDP) members quickly alerted the train driver, who managed to slow down the train in time. Naidu, who is among the most heavily protected Chief Ministers and benefits from the central government’s Z+ security due to previous Maoist threats, typically has his safety monitored by the National Security Guard (NSG) and other high-level security forces.

Officials reported that Naidu was standing on the Madhuranagar railway track to get a better view of the water flow when a train, traveling at significant speed, approached. Thanks to the prompt actions of the officials, the train slowed down and passed by safely. Naidu and his security team quickly moved away from the track, narrowly avoiding the train.

An eyewitness noted that the distance between Naidu and the train was just three feet, calling it a “close shave.” Security personnel promptly surrounded Naidu to ensure his safety and provide reassurance.

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The focal point of this political realignment can be found in the Nellore Rural constituency, currently represented by three-time MLA Kotam Reddy Sridhar Reddy. The absence of YSRC leader Adala Prabhakar Reddy post-2024 elections has sparked criticism from within the party ranks. Those who previously criticized Kotam Reddy for defecting to the Telugu Desam party before the elections are now considering a similar move, especially after his recent electoral success. Kotamreddy Sridhar, now serving as the Telugu Desam MLA for Nellore Rural, has emerged as a central figure in this transition.

Reports suggest that approximately 11 corporators from the Nellore Municipal Corporation have reached out to him regarding switching parties. Among them, Peneti Sudhakar (17th Division), T. Ashok Kumar (18th Division), and Shaik Fahmida (34th Division) have received a favorable response, while decisions regarding the others are pending. In a recent event at Kotamreddy’s office, these three corporators, along with other YSRC leaders, officially joined the Telugu Desam party. MLA Sridhar Reddy assured those making the switch of his full support. He mentioned that several other YSRC corporators have shown interest in joining, with final decisions to be made in consultation with local Telugu Desam leaders.

Kotamreddy expressed confidence in replicating his past electoral victories in the upcoming local body elections, aiming to secure various positions within the Nellore Rural segment.

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Naidu highlighted the release of seven white papers by the alliance government detailing issues such as law enforcement and land disputes over the past five years. He criticized YSRC leaders for alleged manipulation in cases like Viveka’s murder and the Madanapalle land scams. Naidu emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in governance.

Regarding social welfare initiatives, Naidu pledged to continue operating Anna canteens inspired by the successful Annadanam program in Tirumala. He emphasized the government’s commitment to supporting farmers affected by recent rains and implementing poverty alleviation measures through the P4 policy.

Looking ahead, Naidu discussed plans for Janmabhoomi-2, aiming to implement development and welfare programs with renewed vigor. He stressed the importance of recognizing the dedication of party members and ensuring transparency in filling nominated positions. Naidu encouraged ministers to engage with the party’s central office to promote grassroots involvement.

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The TDP contenders for the seat include former MLAs Gandi Babji and Peela Govind, Anakapalli parliamentary party president Battula Tataya, Madugula assembly segment in-charge P.V.G. Kumar, and Dileep Chakravarthy. Discussions were held among the NDA alliance partners to finalize the list of candidates at the residence of TD state president Palla Srinivasa Rao in Gajuwaka on Monday evening.

Attendees at the meeting included speaker Ch. Ayyanna Patrudu, MLAs Bandaru Satyanarayana Murthy, Velagapudi Ramakrishna Babu, Panchakarla Ramesh Babu, K.S.N. Raju, P. Vishnu Kumar Raju, Ch. Vamsi Krishna Yadav, Kolla Lalitha Kumari, MLC Duvvarapu Rama Rao, and north Andhra TD in-charge Damacharla Satya. The leaders evaluated each candidate’s potential and financial backing. All five aspirants have pledged to fund their own election campaigns. The alliance partners Jana Sena and BJP have decided not to field their own candidates.

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