TRS chief K Chandrasekhar Rao is already popular in the country of being the only "Work from Home CM". This is because KCR never visits Secretariat or works from his office in Secretariat.
KCR works either from his official residence Pragathi Bhavan or from his farmhouse on city outskirts.
The same KCR is now issuing warnings to the newly-elected ZPTCs, MPTCs and chairmen of zilla parishads and mandal parishads.
KCR is warning the newly-elected members that if they fail to come to office for 15 days at a stretch or 'work from home', they will be sacked from their posts.
KCR says that his government will soon bring a new Act in this regard.
Now, everyone wonders how can KCR who himself avoids office and works from home threaten others against doing so.
As an all-time famous proverb goes, "Yathaa Raja, Thathaa Praja", which means leaders inspire others and people follow leaders.
If a leader like KCR avoids office and work from home, how can he expect other public representatives, officials or others to work from office.
If the same rule is applicable to all in Telangana, how many times KCR should be sacked from the CM's post for not visiting the Secretariat even once for the past four years.