Will he, won't he: Dilemma over KCR attending assembly sessions
As of now, he has been absconding from the assembly due to the upper thigh injury that he suffered after falling down in his washroom.
Will he? Won’t he? That’s a classic dilemma that all political parties, including the leaders of his own party. Will KCR attend the assembly sessions on a regular basis and take active interest in the legislative proceedings. As of now, he has been absconding from the assembly due to the upper thigh injury that he suffered after falling down in his washroom.
Chief minister Revanth Reddy is already on record saying that he would very much welcome KCR so that he can take an active part in the legislative debates. He said KCR’s vast pool of experience would help him run the state smoothly. Several BRS leaders want KCR to attend the house on a regular basis. They feel that he would match word for word with Revanth Reddy. The Congress wants to corner KCR in the house and shame him for his ‘lopsided’ policies.
The latest assembly session would take up the first budget presented by Revanth Reddy government for discussion on February 10, 12 and 13. There is still confusion as to whether KCR would join the debates. On February 13, KCR would address a BRS rally in Nalgonda and launched a blistering attack on the government. However, it is his presence in the house that would surely make the much-needed difference.
Sources say that KCR might even about attending the assembly sessions this time as that would mean calling Revanth Reddy respected chief minister. Will he address Revanth Reddy in that manner given his 10 year stint as a strong chief minister. Well for all these questions to be answered. One needs to wait for two more days.