The News Minute | November 16, 2014 | 10:00 am ISTAP Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu’s son, Nara Lokesh kicked up fresh controversy on Saturday after calling the Telangana Chief Minister “Hitler” in a tweet.Lokesh who took to twitter after TDP leader Revanth Reddy was attacked by activists in his home, tweeted labeling the TRS as “goons” and claimed that the law and order in the state was out of control.Revanth Reddy attacked by TRS goons. Government run by rowdies, Law & Order out of control. #HitlerCM is ruling!— Lokesh Nara (@naralokesh) November 14, 2014TRS party workers tried to initiate legal action after the incident in the L.B Nagar police station in Hyderabad. TRS leader V. Ramanarasimha Goud filed a complaint in the police station under the IT act.L.B Nagar Inspector, E. Srinivas Reddy told The News Minute that “We have received a complaint against Nara Lokesh Reddy. We are obtaining a legal opinion after which the decision if case should be filed, will be made”This is not the first time that a complaint has been filed against the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) for social media posts. TDP’s Facebook page in September was booked for posting degrading content on the TRS chief, K. Chandrasekar Rao.Read in detail: What’s going on with the TDP’s Facebook page?The TDP and TRS have always been at each other’s throats with TRS doing offline, what the TDP does online. Both the party chief’s are known for their attacks and accusations on each other.The tension and friction between the parties is well known with each of them finding fault with the other and hinting at it indirectly or directly and bluntly pointing it out.There was also another tweet by Lokesh on November 6 where he claimed that KCR was promoting hatred.While our leader @ncbn was busy promoting AP at the India World Economic Forum, KCR & Co were promoting hatred. Really unfortunate!!!— Lokesh Nara (@naralokesh) November 7, 2014Nara Lokesh on whom the current complaint is filed, is a rising member in the TDP and he is also the grandson of the party founder, N.T Rama Rao.