Hyderabad, Sept 16 (Hydnow): BRS Former Minster Tummala Nageswara Rao sent his resignation letter. The resignation letter was sent to the party Chief KCR, Tummala concluded the resignation letter in one sentence by saying. ‘Thank you for your cooperation all these years, you can accept my resignation from the party.
Ahead of the Assembly elections, the ruling BRS party got a big shock. The party’s senior leader and former minister Tumma Nageswara Rao is sure to join the congress fold.
Sources that he will join the Congress in the presence of AICC leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi who are in Hyderabad on Saturday. Before the start of the CWC meetings, Tummala is likely to cover the scarf. (Hydnow)
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