Even though the congress MLAs who joined the ruling BRS are remaining silent about the 'derogatory' comments made by BRS MLC Palla Rajeswhar reddy, Jangaon mla Muttireddy Yadagiri reddy of his own party demanded he apologise on saturday for his remarks that were critical of the chief minister K. chandrasekhar Rao's choice. On saturday, he was addressing at a news conference in Jangaon.
It should be mentioned that BRS president kcr has postponed the distribution of party tickets for the Jangaon sector since he did not reveal the candidate in the initial list. Political tension in Jangaon was caused by a contest between two party MLCs for the seat being held by Yadagiri reddy, Palla Rajeshwar reddy and Pochampally srinivas Reddy.
Rajeshwar reddy stated two days before at a party gathering in his home village of Shodashapalli in the Jangaon district that if the 12 congress MLAs had not joined the BRS, "they would have barked like dogs at the ruling party for no reason." He said, "KCR put them inside BRS and changed them into cats to quiet them. Rajeshwar reddy, he said, "distorted the intention of the BRS chief and tried to mdata-align the image of the party, but chief minister kcr took the decision in the best interest of telangana state."
It should be mentioned that BRS president kcr has postponed the distribution of party tickets for the Jangaon sector since he did not reveal the candidate in the initial list. Political tension in Jangaon was caused by a contest between two party MLCs for the seat being held by Yadagiri reddy, Palla Rajeshwar reddy and Pochampally srinivas Reddy.
Rajeshwar reddy stated two days before at a party gathering in his home village of Shodashapalli in the Jangaon district that if the 12 congress MLAs had not joined the BRS, "they would have barked like dogs at the ruling party for no reason." He said, "KCR put them inside BRS and changed them into cats to quiet them. Rajeshwar reddy, he said, "distorted the intention of the BRS chief and tried to mdata-align the image of the party, but chief minister kcr took the decision in the best interest of telangana state."
