Congress Leaders Upset Over Revanth Reddy's Plan
Congress leaders in Telangana are unhappy with Chief Minister Revanth Reddy's announcement to install a statue of former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Rama Rao at Ameerpet Maitrivanam.
The move, aimed at appealing to voters ahead of upcoming by-elections, has sparked internal dissent within the party.
- Leaders argue that the gesture may hurt Congress loyalists, given that NTR was a staunch rival who once dethroned the Congress government.
- NTR remained a political opponent of Congress throughout his career.
Our Chief Minister should focus on honoring leaders like Y S Rajasekhara Reddy and Chenna Reddy, who strengthened the Congress in this region.
A senior Congress leader from Telangana expressed this disappointment.
Author's summary: Congress leaders oppose Revanth Reddy's plan.
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