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Young Leaders Attend Revanth's Rythu Rana Bheri
By: Tupaki Desk | 17 Feb 2021 3:07 AM GMT
The young versus old schism was all too visible in the Rajiv Rythu Ranabheri organised by Telangana Congress working president Revanth Reddy at Raviryala in Rangareddy. While most senior Congressmen abstained from the meeting, the young guns and the some senior leaders too attended the meeting.
Former Union Minister Balaram Nayak, working presidents of the T Congress Ponnam Prabhakar and Kusumakumar, former MPs Suresh Shetkar, Sircilla Rajayya, Mallu Ravi, former MLAs Rammohan Reddy, Konda Surekha, Sambhani Chandrasekhar, Gangaram, Malreddy Rangareddy and Kuna Srisailam, AICC spokesperson Dasoju Sravan and Anil Kumar Yadav were present. At the same time, former minister Chinna Reddy, who is now the Congress candidate for the Hyderabad-Rangareddy-Mahabubnagar Graduates MLC seat, was also present. Chinna Reddy needs the support of Revanth Reddy in the upcoming MLC elections.
The senior Congress leaders met on Sunday evening and decided not to attend the concluding programme of Revanth Reddy's yatra. They felt that Revanth Reddy was going ahead in a unilateral way and was taking decisions arbitrarily.
Former Union Minister Balaram Nayak, working presidents of the T Congress Ponnam Prabhakar and Kusumakumar, former MPs Suresh Shetkar, Sircilla Rajayya, Mallu Ravi, former MLAs Rammohan Reddy, Konda Surekha, Sambhani Chandrasekhar, Gangaram, Malreddy Rangareddy and Kuna Srisailam, AICC spokesperson Dasoju Sravan and Anil Kumar Yadav were present. At the same time, former minister Chinna Reddy, who is now the Congress candidate for the Hyderabad-Rangareddy-Mahabubnagar Graduates MLC seat, was also present. Chinna Reddy needs the support of Revanth Reddy in the upcoming MLC elections.
The senior Congress leaders met on Sunday evening and decided not to attend the concluding programme of Revanth Reddy's yatra. They felt that Revanth Reddy was going ahead in a unilateral way and was taking decisions arbitrarily.
