The war between Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh following the Seshachalam red sanders smugglers encounter by AP Police is getting worse with each passing day. Already, the APSRTC had temporarily suspended its bus services between AP and Tamil Nadu after several buses were damaged in the protests by Tamil politicians.

However, the Tamil Nadu buses have been plying without any interruption. This invited intense ire from the Teluguites living on the AP-TN border who have been protesting against TN buses and even stated that they will not allow any Tamil Nadu buses through their villages. These protesting villagers are angry that while APSRTC has incurred a loss of 5 crores until now, the Tamil Nadu Road Transport Corporation has been minting money, exploiting the commuters.

The protests are especially rampant in the Varadayapalem village, where the villagers are even braving the police and are vehemently telling the cops that violence may erupt if the Tamil Nadu buses are allowed to enter their village. The local police and RTC officials are now fearing of clashes between the neighboring AP and TN villages and are mulling over banning the TN buses.