Can Chandrababu satisfy all MLAs?

After an exile from power for almost ten years, Chandrababu Naidu led TDP Party has attained the reins of Power in Andhra Pradesh, recently. There is no doubt that most of the winning candidates are the senior leaders of the Party and have extended their full fledged services at all times. Almost all such leaders have expected a ministry for them in Naidu’s cabinet. Nevertheless, it has not been possible for Naidu to satisfy all leaders by offering them a ministry. Dissent over the happenings, if few MLAs have been openly protesting, few others have got hibernated. The number of such MLAs has been increasing day after day.

Most prominently, Dulipalla Narendra is allegedly dissent over the denial of ministry for him. He has won for the fifth time in the elections and for obvious reasons he might have expected a ministry into his account. He even kept himself away from the swearing-in ceremony of the Chief Minister. Many prominent leaders tried to pacify him. Nevertheless, he didn’t become cool. He has not been available to any leader of TDP Party over his phone or mobile, intensifying the guessing that he might be still fuming over the denial of ministry to him.

For any leader, it becomes very difficult to tackle such situation. Within limited vacancies, considering all sorts of issues like caste, community, district et al, no Chief Minister could ever satisfy all; and for that Naidu cannot be held as an exception.