Some individuals are becoming overly emotional regarding the arrest of Chandrababu Naidu, while others seem to be trying to gain media attention during this unrest by displaying excessive loyalty.
It remains unclear which perspective is accurate in the case of XENEX, a Car Decors company located in Madhapur, whose owner, Amar, has placed a flexi sign stating their decision to temporarily suspend sales and services to esteemed supporters and party leaders of the YSRCP.
This development is being viewed as a comical twist in the ongoing episode of CBN's arrest, as CBN himself has not taken such a decision with his Heritage Milk business.
Naidu continues to sell milk to YSRCP supporters and party leaders without any restrictions, and the buyers do not seem to be boycotting his products.
Similarly, Ramoji Rao is selling his pickles without any reservations, and YSRCP supporters among the buyers do not appear to be participating in any non-cooperation movements by not buying those pickles.
Given that the owner of TDP and its founding supporter are conducting their businesses without involving politics, it raises curiosity as to why this Car Decor company is publicly displaying non-cooperation.
A handful of overly emotional TDP supporters are treating CBN's arrest with utmost seriousness, engaging in non-cooperation activities reminiscent of India's Freedom Movement.
However, for the majority of people, these acts are unfolding as a source of comedy, while a few TDP supporters may view it positively.