Modi & Babu Sailing In The Same Boat

The new governments both in centre and AP are working for the interest of the people.

New Delhi: Narendra Modi (from BJP) and Chandrababu (from TDP) joined hands in general elections in May this year and both of them proved successful in forming governments at centre & state respectively.

Immediately taking control of the new governments, Modi’s government had to face the wrath of natural calamity in the state of Jammu & Kashmir. Similarly, Babu had to take care of north coastal districts affected by the recent Hudhud cyclone. Both these natural calamities are unheard in the history of the areas and are really a challenge for the leaders.

Modi immediately after the floods in J&K travelled to the state and offered immediate relief to be followed with regular assistance after completing the formalities like surveys and getting ground level reports. The J&K CM could visit the affected areas after long delay and he started his government’s activities to assist in rehabilitation of floods-affected people of J&K state.

As a follow up, Modi decided to spend Deepavali (the first after he became the PM) with the people of J&K as a measure of confidence building. He also utilised the opportunity to visit Siachen which is holding the record of highest altitude battle field. There are continuous troubles from Pakistan army which are effectively countered by the Indian soldiers.

Modi has been able to encourage our Indian army with his verbs and deeds. Indian borders have been getting constant disturbances (from Pakistan & China) and hence encouragement to our security forces is the top most priority of our government and Modi did perform his duty aptly.

Chandrababu in AP is also having similar problem with latest Hudhud cyclone. The 3 north Andhra districts affected by this cyclone are in dire need of assistance as well as support from the government. Babu, on his part, camped in Vizag and effectively coordinated the cyclone relief measures in the 3 districts. Babu also declared that he is celebrating Diwali amongst people of cyclone affected people to show his commitment to build the brand image of Vizag city and also reconstruct the other areas as well.

While Modi might be having a bit of criticism for his act of staying in J&K for Deepavali (as the state is going for elections next year) and this might be treated as a step by the PM to gain political mileage, Babu is able to win the hearts of affected people as well as leaders of other parties.