Nandyal: The TDP leader Nara Lokesh underwent MRI scan at a city hospital in Nandyal on Thursday after he complained of pain in the shoulder. Lokesh's Yuva Galam Padayatra, dubbed as a political stunt, appears to have taken a toll on the physical health of TDP leader. He is reportedly suffering from shoulder pain for the past few days.

On Thursday, Lokesh was advised to undergo an MRI scan. He visited the Magna MRI Center in Nandyal where the medical team conducted the non-invasive test. However, the results of the scan have not been made public yet.

Lokesh's 100 days yatra is proving to be a damp squib as the TDP leader seems to be struggling to mobilize the crowd for his mass outreach campaign. The TDP leader's gaffes have also been adding to the woes. Lokesh made critical remarks against the YSRCP government and questioned the track record of Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy but his remarks were not taken seriously by the public.

The TDP leader tried his best to mislead people about the YSRCP government's people-friendly initiatives but he's failed to reap political benefits. On the contrary, he become a butt of ridicule. Memers and YouTubers are making fun of his gaffes and reckless speeches during the foot march. His promises and pompous statements are not helping his party either.

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