Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu's recent remarks, particularly stating that "no work should be given to YSRCP supporters" and comparing it to "feeding milk to a snake," have sparked political controversy. Many analysts who believe in upholding the constitutional spirit argue that a Chief Minister categorizing people based on their political affiliations and discriminating against them in government services raises serious concerns about constitutiona

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu's recent remarks, particularly stating that "no work should be given to YSRCP supporters" and comparing it to "feeding milk to a snake," have sparked political controversy. Many analysts who believe in upholding the constitutional spirit argue that a Chief Minister categorizing people based on their political affiliations and discriminating against them in government services raises serious concerns about constitutional principles.

Considering this as a violation of constitutional values, a complaint has been lodged with the Governor. In a democratic system, government services must be provided equally to all citizens. No individual should be denied government benefits based on their political party affiliation. A statement like this from a leader holding the Chief Minister’s position has now become a matter of debate.

Now, the key questions arise: Is this a violation of constitutional principles? How will the Governor respond to this complaint? The final judgment on this matter depends on legal experts' interpretations, the central government’s stance, and the Governor’s decision. Politically, this issue might gain further momentum, or the ruling party may defend it as a justified stance.