Appeals to global Telugu community for support
PNS | Vijayawada
In an emotional appeal to Telugu people across the globe, Nara Bhuvaneswari, the spouse of Telugu Desam Party (TDP) president Nara Chandrababu Naidu, has voiced her deep concern and pleaded for justice regarding what she deems an unjust arrest of her husband by the government. Bhuvaneswari conveyed her anguish over the purported wrongful apprehension of her husband, Nara Chandrababu.
Chandrababu, a veteran with 45 years of political service and a distinguished history in government roles, is portrayed by Bhuvaneswari as a leader cherished and revered by the people. She contends that his unwavering dedication to public service has often taken precedence over family life. “Is it equitable to penalise my husband, who has devoted his entire life to the betterment of the citizenry, through sleepless nights and fasting, by subjecting him to such an unjust treatment?” implored Bhuvaneswari in her impassioned letter.
She further contends that Chandrababu has consistently toiled for the advancement of the State and the future well-being of its inhabitants. His commitment to public service has left him with scant time for his own family, including Bhuvaneswari and their children. Bhuvaneswari underscored the stark contrast between Chandrababu’s service-oriented approach and the allegations against him, which she asserts are unfounded. She lamented that these accusations have led to his incarceration, causing immense distress to their family. “Nara Chandrababu is an altruistic servant of the people. While the world lauds his contributions to the nation’s progress and his unwavering dedication to the welfare of the masses, the government has detained him on baseless charges,” declared Bhuvaneswari.
She further highlighted Chandrababu as a source of inspiration for many, including their son Nara Lokesh, who has followed in his father’s footsteps by pursuing a career in public service. Bhuvaneswari brought attention to the numerous initiatives undertaken by the NTR Memorial Trust and the Nara Model School, both of which extend education and support to underprivileged children.
Bhuvaneswari concluded her poignant missive by beseeching the public and the global Telugu community for their unwavering support. She questioned whether the alleged injustices inflicted upon her husband were acceptable and implored everyone to stand in solidarity with her family as they seek justice.
