Roja’s suspension from AP assembly heat is still there and after Jagan, along with other YSRCP leaders boycotted assembly, the impact would be more on public, against the party.   

It seems those days are gone, where the politicians, who think that, they can progress in their career, reacting to the issues, crossing the limits. The recent example was YSRCP Roja, who got suspended after slipping her tongue against Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu.

Even after YSRCP chief, Jagan Mohan Reddy fought against the speaker to withdraw the suspension against Roja, the speaker and TDP leaders reacted against Jagan’s request,  saying that, no one will be requested to come back to the Assembly.

After the speaker’s statement, Jagan and other YSRCP leaders boycotted AP assembly sessions and said that he would be conducting a public meeting today and react to the issue.

This is however treated as a positive point to the government, as there would be no opposition to whatever they speak in the rest of the sessions and thus enjoy a liberty.

But the major loss is expected to be for YSRCP party itself. People elected Jagan as the main opposition party in the state, to oppose the government’s policies when they find any fault and also go against several other improper functions of the government. But ignoring it and boycotting the key Assembly sessions, would show a negative impact on the public, against the party.

On the other side, Roja’s suspension is being treated as a tight jolt to the party, and the analysts opine that, not only the opposition parties, the same rule should even be  implemented on the ruling party members and others, who slip their tongue, being a public representative. Only then the leaders, will be aware of what they are speaking and acting in the Assembly sessions and other public functions.   

By Phani Ch