Hyderabad, Oct 17 (Hydnow): The ruling Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao party BRS got another big jolt as the sitting MLA of Boath Constituency, Bapaurao is preparing to say goodbye to the party.
As part of this, Bapurao’s visit to TPCC president Revanth Reddy’s residence has become a political topic of discussion.
The BRS leadership sidelined Bapurao, the sitting MLA, and allotted the seat to Anil Jadhav. With this, he left the BRs and was ready to join the Congress.
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the list of BRS candidates was recently released by Chief Minster KCR. A press meet was arranged at Telangana Bhavan and the details of the candidates were told. However, changes have been made in seven seats.
This time BRS MLAs Subhas Reddy – Uppal, Rajaiah – Station Ghanpur, Ramulu Naik – Vaira, Rekha Nak-Khanapur, Chennamaneni Ramesh-Vemulawada, Gampa Goverdhan-kamareddy, Rathod Bapurao – Boath, did not get tickets, among them, it seems that Rekha Naik is also planning to change the party. (Hydnow)
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