Archive · 22 Aug 2025
Andhra Pradesh CM Warns MLAs About Unruly Conduct
The Chief Minister of the Telugu Desam party, Naidu, told his party's lawmakers to behave better during a meeting.
He said he would not accept bad behavior and could take legal action if needed.
He also mentioned he was worried about some criminal activity in the state.
His son, Lokesh, highlighted some cases of bad conduct by a few lawmakers.
To address these issues, another meeting is scheduled to discuss party matters and organization.
CM Naidu warned MLAs about indiscipline during a cabinet meeting in Amaravati.
He stated legal action would be taken against MLAs violating the law.
The CM expressed concern about a 'criminal mafia' and urged caution.
Education Minister Lokesh cited instances of misconduct by some legislators.
A follow-up meeting is planned for August 23 to discuss party committees.
- Who
- Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu and legislators of Telugu Desam party.
- What
- CM Naidu addressed indiscipline among party MLAs.
- When
- Thursday, August 23.
- Where
- Amaravati
- Why
- To address misconduct and ensure discipline within the party.
Concerned Party Members
Unruly Legislators
Party Discipline vs. MLA autonomy
Concerned Party Members
The party needs to enforce discipline to maintain its image and integrity.
Unruly Legislators
Some MLAs feel these warnings limit their operational flexibility.
- Meeting Location
- Amaravati
- Participants
- Cabinet Ministers, MLAs
- Main Topic
- MLA Indiscipline
- Next Meeting
- August 23
