Telangana - Congress high command begins efforts to retain hurt Medak leaders
The party high leadership has started to pacify veteran politicians in light of BRS mla Mynampally Hanumantha Rao and his son, Mynampally Social service Organisation (MSSO) chairman Mynampally Rohith, joining the Congress. tirupati Reddy, president of the medak DCC, was called to delhi on thursday for talks.
The medak mla ticket had received applications from about twelve people. Candidates for the mla seat included DCC President tirupati Reddy, tpcc Spokesperson Myadam Balakrishna, former mla Shashidhar Reddy, and party leader Chowdary Suprabhath. However, the entry of Mynampally Hanumantha Rao, a malkajgiri BRS mla, from the BRS into the congress in an effort to secure an mla ticket for himself and his son Mynampally Rohith alarmed the other ticket contenders in the Congress.
The medak mla ticket had received applications from about twelve people. Candidates for the mla seat included DCC President tirupati Reddy, tpcc Spokesperson Myadam Balakrishna, former mla Shashidhar Reddy, and party leader Chowdary Suprabhath. However, the entry of Mynampally Hanumantha Rao, a malkajgiri BRS mla, from the BRS into the congress in an effort to secure an mla ticket for himself and his son Mynampally Rohith alarmed the other ticket contenders in the Congress.
On thursday night in New delhi, Mallikharjun Kharge, the president of the AICC, welcomed Hanumantha Rao and his son Rohith to the Congress. A. revanth Reddy, president of the tpcc, Manik Thakre, Telangana's AICC representative, Mohammad Shabbir, Ponguleti Srinivas, and other key figures were there. throughout the aftermath of Hanumantha Rao and Rohith joining the congress, joyous celebrations broke out throughout the medak assembly district. Participating in the festivities were party officials and supporters from Mynampally. The undivided medak district's political dynamics, according to them, will now shift.