Kalwakurthy/Hyderabad, Oct 30 (Hydnow): The ruling BRS party in Veldanda mandal of Kalwakurthy constituency got a huge shocker with as many as 15 Sarpanches from the Mandal decided to join the Congress party in the presence of TPCC President Revanth Reddy on Monday.
In addition to Sarpanches from the BRS party, former MPP Jayaprakash, led by Sarpanch Association president Bhupathi Reddy are some of the prominent BRS leaders who resigned and planning to join the Congress party.
With this, the Congress party is gaining strong ground in Kalwakurthy and it is going to be a tough task for the incumbent BRS candidate Jaipal Yadav to take over his rival Congress candidate Kasi Reddy Narayan Reddy in the Kalwakurthy constituency.
Overall political analysts are of the view that Congress is expected to have a strong wave this time in Kalwakurthy and the surrounding region. (Hydnow)
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