Confused political situation! 

Anyone who tries to analyze the political situation of the state, chances are more that he might end up getting confused. And it's not that he's not a good analyst but the current politics in the state that are confused to the core and in turn confusing the people in the state. Looking at various political personalities, one doesn't know how to react or what to expect.

On one hand, we have TDP supremo Chandrababu Naidu who is going ahead with his padayatra, busy taking on the government and promising on fascinating things. Is it a kind of sign that whatever happens will happen, let me make the most out of the current situation to come back to the power? A question for which there's probably no answer.

On the other side, we have Jagan who's slowly losing his image in the public with his sister Sharmila's padayatra falling flat in the public. What about people who are believing that Jagan could make the difference in next elections? They are confused as year 2014 is just 12 months away and Jagan seemed to be settled in jail.

Coming to Congress, God alone know what many leaders in this party wants. Every other leader in Congress wants to become a chief minister? That could be the reason why some leaders from the party are now demanding Hyderabad to be made a state. Thank God they didn't demand two states—Hyderabad and Secunderabad. And scripting of resignation drama too seems to be on as Seemandhra leaders are busy holding meetings for exerting pressure on the government.

There's one more party-MIM-which is publicly saying that chief minister of the state is its enemy. Not to forget Lok Satta party, which has just one legislator. JP has good ideology but it looks like people have forgotten him because he's no where in the news and people usually remember those who make it to the news. So, what's going to happen to state politics by 2014? Who will come adorn CM throne in the coming elections? TDP or Congress or YSRCP or any other alternative? It's a rhetoric question People themselves are reportedly confused as to which party thinks of their welfare because people are apparently fed up with resignation dramas, illogical demands and blackmailing politics. Anyway, let us hope for the best and propagate the peace!

(AW Phani)