Is KCR moving in to consolidate his position post the victory in both the Graduate MLC seats? It appears so. Soon after the victory in both Warangal-Nalgonda-Khammam seat and Mahabubnagar-Rangareddy-Hyderabad constituencies, KCR has reportedly decided to tighten the noose around the dissidents.
He has reportedly identified three ministers and 43 MLAs so far. However, the CMO is selectively leaking information that the surveys commissioned by KCR have shown their performance as very poor, the real reason is that they had worked against the party interests in the recent elections and are said to be in touch with the BJP. Even in the graduate elections, these leaders had worked against the party. KCR has identified them and is preparing to take action against them. If sources are to be believed, a warning would be issued to mend their ways. If they continue with their activities as usual, then drastic steps would be taken against them.
Meanwhile, the survey has also reportedly said that at least 39 per cent of the voters are unhappy with the way the TRS government is working. It is, however, not clear as to what KCR is going to do to improve the image of the party in the state.
He has reportedly identified three ministers and 43 MLAs so far. However, the CMO is selectively leaking information that the surveys commissioned by KCR have shown their performance as very poor, the real reason is that they had worked against the party interests in the recent elections and are said to be in touch with the BJP. Even in the graduate elections, these leaders had worked against the party. KCR has identified them and is preparing to take action against them. If sources are to be believed, a warning would be issued to mend their ways. If they continue with their activities as usual, then drastic steps would be taken against them.
Meanwhile, the survey has also reportedly said that at least 39 per cent of the voters are unhappy with the way the TRS government is working. It is, however, not clear as to what KCR is going to do to improve the image of the party in the state.