After a challenging five-year tenure under YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, the TDP, in alliance with JSP and BJP, achieved a significant victory in the 2024 elections. This win marks a pivotal moment for the NDA and especially for TDP cadres who faced severe hardships during the YCP regime. Celebrations erupted as this victory stands as one of the most significant in TDP’s history.

However, the euphoria has been tempered by growing discontent on social media among a section of TDP supporters. Many are expressing dissatisfaction with the NDA government’s approach, particularly its perceived leniency towards YCP leaders and officials who aligned with Jagan during his administration. This unrest has reportedly caught the attention of CM Chandrababu Naidu, who is now scrutinizing the negative sentiments shared online by certain TDP members.

Insider sources indicate that CM Naidu has sought information about the unfavorable posts targeting the NDA government in Andhra Pradesh, showing his concern about the discontent brewing within TDP's grassroots. Supporters who suffered during Jagan’s rule—facing police cases, political pressures, and financial setbacks—expected a more aggressive stance from their leaders against the YCP faction.

Contrary to these expectations, Chandrababu has adopted a softer approach, publicly stating that he does not believe in revenge politics. This stance has disappointed many within the TDP, leading to a wave of criticism on social media directed at both CM Naidu and Nara Lokesh. TDP supporters are calling for decisive action against the YCP, feeling that the political suppression they endured must not go unaddressed.

The situation has escalated to the point where CM Naidu himself has acknowledged the unrest. As he becomes aware of the rising tensions, the question remains: will he take steps to reassure his loyal supporters who worked tirelessly to restore the NDA to power? Only time will reveal the direction this political saga will take.