YSRCP launches satirical DJ song targeting NDA government in Andhra Pradesh
Addressing party workers, Tenali Constituency Coordinator and former MLA Annabathuni Sivakumar accused the ruling government of betraying public trust. Mr. Rambabu, attending as the chief guest, alleged that while the government failed to implement the touted 'Super Six' promises, it has also been stifling dissent and suppressing the opposition.
The song was conceptualised and created by Naladi Bujjibabu, Kanaparthi Prakash, Sudheer Vampugalla, and others, as a creative form of protest and political satire.
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