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Lite byte | New power centre emerges in Telangana Congress
By Express News Service2 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
A senior Congress leader from Andhra Pradesh is reported to be emerging as a new power centre within the Telangana Congress, causing friction with other leaders.
A young BJP leader is said to be upset about being denied a candidacy in the graduates' MLC election and has reportedly gone on an overseas vacation.
In Adilabad district, tensions are reported between a market committee chairman and a local MLA, with a minister and an MP allegedly backing the chairman to build a rival group.
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A senior Congress leader from the neighbouring Andhra Pradesh is believed to have emerged as a new power centre in the Telangana unit of the grand old party. The veteran leader, who held prominent positions in the undivided Andhra Pradesh, is said to be making his presence felt in the camps of certain ministers as well as a few key leaders of the ruling party. While three prominent leaders, including a couple of ministers, are said to be entertaining his activities, his growing influence has not gone down well with the other leaders. Those who are not happy with the developments reportedly…
A young BJP leader with considerable clout is said to be upset by the denying him the opportunity to contest in the upcoming Mahbubnagar-Rangareddy-Hyderabad constituency graduates’ MLC election. He is believed to have left on an overseas vacation, sparking heated discussions within the party circles, which in turn led to the party in-charges enquiring about his whereabouts during a review meeting held in the state capital recently. The party in-charges are reportedly irked by the young leader’s from the review meeting.
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