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Chiru closed-door meet with Former PRP MLAs: Details Leaked!
By: Tupaki Desk | 6 Jan 2014 2:34 PM GMT
Few days ago, Union Minister Chiranjeevi organised a luncheon meeting with former PRP MLAs who were in Congress after the merger. This meet was strictly intended to stop the exodus from Congress in the wake of High Command firm on Telangana statehood. The details of this closed-door meeting have been leaked to the media now...
At first, All the 15 MLAs questioned Chiru why didn't he submit his resignation immediately after the CWC resolution to divide AP. Then Chiru said all the Union Ministers and MPs agreed to division initially, but he placed the demand of making Hyderabad Union Territory in case of bifurcation. The Megastar then accused few leaders of taking a U-Turn on division and accepted he was unable to so. Erstwhile PRP Legislatures expressed the opinion situation would have been different if Chiru had resigned on the same day when CWC passed the resolution.
All of a sudden, Chiru turned philosophical and went on to say winning and losing is part of the game in politics. He also advised the MLAs to be ready to sit in the opposition.
To his shock, Legislatures commented to even sit in the opposition they should have to first win the seats in which they contest. "How can we sit in Opposition when no candidate on Congress ticket is gonna win in Seemandhra?," they shot back.
At first, All the 15 MLAs questioned Chiru why didn't he submit his resignation immediately after the CWC resolution to divide AP. Then Chiru said all the Union Ministers and MPs agreed to division initially, but he placed the demand of making Hyderabad Union Territory in case of bifurcation. The Megastar then accused few leaders of taking a U-Turn on division and accepted he was unable to so. Erstwhile PRP Legislatures expressed the opinion situation would have been different if Chiru had resigned on the same day when CWC passed the resolution.
All of a sudden, Chiru turned philosophical and went on to say winning and losing is part of the game in politics. He also advised the MLAs to be ready to sit in the opposition.
To his shock, Legislatures commented to even sit in the opposition they should have to first win the seats in which they contest. "How can we sit in Opposition when no candidate on Congress ticket is gonna win in Seemandhra?," they shot back.
