While the governance of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu is receiving appreciation from a section of public and politicians, it's attracting some negative comments too. Naidu's latest decisions regarding land-pooling act, new capital city formation, state's special status and allocations in central budget were being questioned by one and all.

Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee chief Raguveera Reddy has gone further and called Naidu as the bad omen for the newly formed state. "Chandrababu Naidu and drought are like twins and they are inseparable. One follows the other and our state has to suffer the consequences. The way he is handling the issue of Special Status For AP is immature and illogical. He should immediately realize that achieving special status is our basic right and fight with the central government if required. Above all, arresting the communist party leader Ramakrishna is sending bad signals to the public and I hope Naidu realizes this soon," said Raghuverra while addressing the press on Monday.