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Rebel trouble forces TRS to put off KCR’s Warangal meet
With dissidents not falling in line, the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samithi has put off the public meeting of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao in Warangal district, which was scheduled to be held on October 7 The Chief Minister would kickstart a series of public meetings starting from Nizamabad on Wednesday As part of it, he was to address a public meeting on October 7 in Warangal
Hyderabad: With dissidents not falling in line, the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samithi has put off the public meeting of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao in Warangal district, which was scheduled to be held on October 7. The Chief Minister would kickstart a series of public meetings starting from Nizamabad on Wednesday. As part of it, he was to address a public meeting on October 7 in Warangal.
According to sources, the differences among the party leaders in district was said to be the reason for putting off the public meeting. Sources said that the intelligence department has informed that there was more dissatisfaction in the party over candidates’ selection, and the leadership has failed to bring the things under control. The party has decided to postpone the meeting in order to overcome the embarrassment of facing the wrath of dissidents during the public meetings, said a senior leader.
Sources said that the Chief Minister was said to be unhappy with the district leaders as they could not counter the allegations of Konda Surekha on the party. Instead of countering the allegations, the leaders have been involving in campaigning against the candidates announced by the party.
The leaders in Station Ghanpur demanded change of candidate and wanted the ticket to be given to Deputy Chief Minister Kadiyam Srihari. The Deputy Chief Minister was summoned to Pragathi Bhavan and was clearly told that there was no scope for change of candidate and T Rajaiah would be the party’s man as announced by the Chief Minister.
There was dissatisfaction in most of the constituencies and the leaders failed to focus on the preparations for the public meeting, said sources. There are more than two leaders in every constituency in the district like Bhoopalapally, Mahabubabad, Palakurthy forcing the party to put off the public meeting.
