Parakala Prabhakar, the man who played a key role in the TDP government during 2014-19, needs no introduction.
He was the government advisor when Chandrababu Naidu was the chief minister and played a key role during the note-for-vote controversy between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
He is also the husband of Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. He is in the news this week for his latest tweet with filthy language in reply to a post by a social media activist.
Prabhakar used the lowest level of filthy language unbecoming of his stature in public.
On looking at his tweet, most people felt that Prabhakar's Twitter account might have been hacked. Shockingly, Prabhakar came out with a post stating that his account was not hacked, and the post was his own.
He further said that he could use the filthiest language and dared his critics to control their language.
"I don't want to fit into the image of a 'nice guy' and keep quiet when people abuse me using filthy language," he said in his tweet.
He further said, "I will retaliate, with disproportionately harsher, filthier, abusive language. My message is clear: don't mess with me assuming that so-called decency will stand in the way of my retaliation."
He gave a retort to those who sought to advise him not to use filthy language, bringing down his image.
"Those who don't defend me when I face abuse have no right to tell me how to respond, and please stop telling me not to retaliate," he said.
It appears that he had targeted the Jana Sena activists and had advised them not to mess with him anymore. But what is surprising is that this post had even more abusive comments that are not digestible, even for Parakala!