BJP national president J.P. Nadda and Union Home Minister Amit Shah have addressed two public meetings in the state in the last two days.
While Nadda addressed the meeting at Srikalahasti, Shah addressed the meeting at Visakhapatnam.
Both leaders have targeted the ruling YSR Congress in the state and accused the government of indulging in heavy corruption.
They stated that despite the NDA government, headed by Modi, providing funds for Andhra Pradesh in the last nine years, the state remains undeveloped.
Both leaders have alleged significant corruption in the state, particularly by the ruling YSR Congress leaders and cadre.
This criticism comes shortly after opposition leader and TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu met both Nadda and Shah in Delhi a couple of weeks ago.
One wonders whether the two top BJP leaders believe in what Chandrababu Naidu told them about the AP government!
Otherwise, what could be the reason for the two top leaders to target Jagan Mohan Reddy, who has been a trusted friend of the BJP?
Does this criticism imply that Jagan Mohan Reddy's honeymoon with the BJP leaders is over? Or was it just part of the political game, where the BJP leaders targeted the non-NDA party at the public meeting?
It remains to be seen how the BJP leaders will respond in the days to come. Will they continue to attack the YSR Congress and align with the TDP, or will they end it here and maintain their friendly relations?