There have been rumours for the past several days that A revanth reddy, the president of the telangana Pradesh congress Committee, is currently dealing with his toughest political struggle. The PCC president is reportedly feeling almost smothered in the party as numerous elders, including congress Legislature party leader Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, former PCC president N Uttam Kumar Reddy, former deputy cm Damodara raja Narasimha, and others, raise a banner of mutiny.
Even when the high leadership stepped in and sent senior AICC leader and former chief minister of madhya pradesh Digvijay Singh to put out the fire, the situation is still out of control. Now, everyone is pointing a finger of accusation at revanth Reddy. revanth reddy learned that Manickam Tagore, the AICC official in charge of telangana issues, may be fired shortly after Digvijay Singh left for Delhi. This sparked speculation that revanth reddy would also be replaced soon.
This sparked media rumours that revanth reddy intended to leave the party and step down shortly, as well as that he was thinking about founding a new regional party before the next elections. Although the PCC chairman vehemently denied the rumours and his supporters even reported the rumour spreaders to the police, insiders claimed there must be some truth to it because there wouldn't be smoke without fire.
Even when the high leadership stepped in and sent senior AICC leader and former chief minister of madhya pradesh Digvijay Singh to put out the fire, the situation is still out of control. Now, everyone is pointing a finger of accusation at revanth Reddy. revanth reddy learned that Manickam Tagore, the AICC official in charge of telangana issues, may be fired shortly after Digvijay Singh left for Delhi. This sparked speculation that revanth reddy would also be replaced soon.
This sparked media rumours that revanth reddy intended to leave the party and step down shortly, as well as that he was thinking about founding a new regional party before the next elections. Although the PCC chairman vehemently denied the rumours and his supporters even reported the rumour spreaders to the police, insiders claimed there must be some truth to it because there wouldn't be smoke without fire.
