There is no certainty whether the TDP party will emerge victorious in the upcoming elections.
However, many TDP leaders are wishfully thinking about their triumph and openly expressing their desire for ministerial positions.
These leaders from Srikakulam to Visakhapatnam are also vying for key departmental roles.
The competition for the Home Minister's position has become fierce within the TDP party, with many leaders eyeing the coveted seat.
Two years ago, during the campaign for Panchayat Elections, Achchennaidu confidently asserted that his party would come to power and he would be the next Home Minister.
More recently, Chintakayala Ayyannapatrudu, the former minister of Visakha district, boasted about securing the Home Department seat.
He proclaimed that if he was not given the position, he would take it himself and demonstrate how to maintain law and order in the state.
Anitha Vangalapudi, the president of the State Telugu Women from Visakha district, has also gained notoriety for her desire to become the Home Minister.
She feels that she deserves the position and frequently criticizes the current administration for its lack of security and protection for women.
On a whole, almost every leader who is questioning about the law and order in the state so vehemently looks like a contender for HM's chair from TDP.
Well, Pattabhi also can be dreaming about that position for obvious reasons.