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Parties abuzz over Chiru's possible entry into politics
Hyderabad (PTI): The buzz over Telugu matinee idol Chiranjeevi's possible plunge into politics has set the political parties in Andhra Pradesh into assessing the impact of the actor's political foray.
Political observers feel that the development could set off realignment of political forces in the state and boost the efforts being made in some quarters to forge a Third Front as an alternative to the ruling Congress and opposition TDP.
For the record, the parties have been reacting cautiously to a flurry of media reports suggesting Chiranjeevi has almost made up his mind to launch a political party next month.
"This is a hypothetical question. How can I respond to it," was all TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu had to say when reporters sought his reaction over the matter.
To persistent queries whether he would welcome the superstar's entry into politics, Naidu said, "Stop asking me hypothetical questions".
Telangana Rashtra Samithi president K Chandrasekhar Rao said Chiranjeevi's entry into politics would have no impact in Telangana region for whose statehood the TRS is fighting.
"He may leave an impact in coastal belt and Rayalaseema regions but not in Telangana," he said in Delhi today.
However, the political parties are believed to be making internal assessment about the possible change of political equations that mega star may bring in and how they would effect their party's prospects.
Meanwhile, the reports of the mega star's political plans have triggered a wave of enthusiasm among his fans and well wishers, particularly in the coastal districts of Krishna, West Godavari and East Godavari.
Hyderabad (PTI): The buzz over Telugu matinee idol Chiranjeevi's possible plunge into politics has set the political parties in Andhra Pradesh into assessing the impact of the actor's political foray.
Political observers feel that the development could set off realignment of political forces in the state and boost the efforts being made in some quarters to forge a Third Front as an alternative to the ruling Congress and opposition TDP.
For the record, the parties have been reacting cautiously to a flurry of media reports suggesting Chiranjeevi has almost made up his mind to launch a political party next month.
"This is a hypothetical question. How can I respond to it," was all TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu had to say when reporters sought his reaction over the matter.
To persistent queries whether he would welcome the superstar's entry into politics, Naidu said, "Stop asking me hypothetical questions".
Telangana Rashtra Samithi president K Chandrasekhar Rao said Chiranjeevi's entry into politics would have no impact in Telangana region for whose statehood the TRS is fighting.
"He may leave an impact in coastal belt and Rayalaseema regions but not in Telangana," he said in Delhi today.
However, the political parties are believed to be making internal assessment about the possible change of political equations that mega star may bring in and how they would effect their party's prospects.
Meanwhile, the reports of the mega star's political plans have triggered a wave of enthusiasm among his fans and well wishers, particularly in the coastal districts of Krishna, West Godavari and East Godavari.
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