With the abnormal delay in the cabinet expansion, several Congress MLAs in Telangana are expressing discontent and MLA Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy openly expressed his anger over the delay, another MLA has also spoken out.
Mancherial MLA Kokkirala Prem Sagar Rao has expressed extreme dissatisfaction over the ministerial post. He warned that he will not tolerate injustice done to him by the high command. Prem Sagar Rao lashed out at the Congress party high command, saying that if he does not have a place in the cabinet, it is as if injustice has been done to the united Adilabad district.
He questioned whether they would do injustice to me, who was the breath of life for the tribals and party workers? Expressing anger over speculation over giving cabinet berths to those who defected from other parties, he asked, “Is this the honor given to us if we protect the party for ten years?” He said that he breathed life into the Congress party with the Indravelli Sabha.
Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy made sensational comments two days ago regarding the ministerial post. He alleged that senior leader Jana Reddy was obstructing him when the high command was ready to give him the ministerial post. He strongly criticized that a person who should be like Dharmaraju was acting like Dhritarashtra.
Rajgopal Reddy was also angry over Jana Reddy’s letter to the high command to provide a place in the cabinet for leaders from Hyderabad and Rangareddy districts. He questioned whether Jana Reddy, who had served as a minister for 30 years, had now remembered that he should be given ministerial posts for Rangareddy and Hyderabad districts?
Just as there are two cricketers from one family in the Indian cricket team, he asked, is it wrong to have two ministers from the same family in the cabinet? He said that the ministerial post would not come by begging, but would come with capacity. Rajagopal Reddy expressed dissatisfaction that the process was back to square one after Jana Reddy sent a letter to the leadership at the time of giving him the ministerial post.
