The leaders in the anti-Revanth Reddy group are worried that their relatives and supporters may not receive party tickets in the upcoming Assembly elections. The TPCC chief has a lot of influence and is taking full responsibility for the party’s success in the elections.
Some leaders have reached out to senior leader K Jana Reddy for help. A few have also approached the party high command.
CLP leader Bhatti Vikramarka, former PCC chief Ponnala Lakshmaiah, and other senior leaders are working hard to secure party tickets for their relatives and supporters.
P Lakshmaiah, who is in charge of the Jangaon Assembly segment, expressed his dissatisfaction with Revanth’s decision-making process. He is also unsure if he will be given a party ticket to contest from Jangaon, where he lost in the previous elections.
N Uttam Kumar Reddy, the former TPCC chief, is trying to field his wife as a candidate from Kodad. P Nagi Reddy claims to have Revanth’s support in his political activities in his constituency.
Rajanarasimha is making efforts to get his wife a party ticket from a general constituency in the old Medak district. Komatireddy Venkat Reddy is trying to secure a ticket for a family member in Alair and a follower in Nakrekal.
Damodar Reddy is facing competition from Patel Ramesh Reddy, who is supported by Revanth, in the Suryapet constituency. Damodar Reddy is also lobbying for his son to receive a ticket from either Kodad or Suryapet.
There is a “cold war” between Bhatti Vikramarka and P Srinivas Reddy, as they both want tickets for their supporters in the old Khammam district. They are requesting tickets for various Assembly segments in the district.
