High command ignores, T-Cong. MPs in dilemma
posted on May 24, 2013 6:41AM
The three T-Congress MPs Vivek, Manda Jagannadham and Rajayya and senior Congress leader K.Keshav rao, who revolts against Congress high command, have found themselves in fix, as their party high command has not responded to their May 30th deadline. MPs Vivek and Rajayya have tried to meet Sonia and Rahul Gandhi during a party at New Delhi recently but were not granted audience by both.
Hence, they have no other option but to join TRS only. But, at the same time they suspect TRS president KCR, whether he is playing double game with them, as he is promising party tickets of their constituencies to others also. KCR has assured Rajayya a ticket from Warangal, but at the same he also assured Kadiyam Srihari for the same. Even before their joining into party, TRS cadres in Mehboob Nagar has raised banner objecting Vivek and Vinod’s entry into party. KCR says that many more top leaders from Congress and TDP are on their way to TRS. If, they also join the party, then who will be given preference and who will be set aside by KCR? This question worries the T-Congress MPs.
However, TRS is making elaborate arrangements to hold a grand meeting at Nizam College grounds at Hyderabad on June 2nd to welcome them into party. But, KCR might have planned this to build pressure on them to avoid further delay or postponement of their joining into party. Although K. Keshav rao and Manda Jagannadham are seem fully prepared to join TRS, MPs Vivek and Rajayya are still said to be in dilemma.
On the other side Congress, which has the practice of swinging into action in the last minute, may play spoilsport with KCR’s plans. Congress high command may summon the T-Congress MPs to Delhi just hours before their joining into TRS and may keep them intact with party lines as it did with K.Keshav rao in the last week. It will not only spoil their relations with KCR but also badly effects KCR’s reputation in the region. So, T-Congress MPs become pawns in this political drama played by KCR and Congress high command. Let us see who will win over the other in this game.