AICC general secretary in-charge of Telangana Congress Affairs Digvijaya Singh on Sunday sought to play down the revolt by former minister and Nalgonda MLA Komatireddy Venkat Reddy against TPCC chief N Uttam Kumar Reddy, saying there was no possibility of Komatireddy joining the Telangana Rashtra Samithi.
But within no time, Komatireddy defended his attack on Uttam saying there was no need for the latter to conduct any survey as there was already a strong anti-establishment feeling among the people.
Digvijay Singh said the differences in the TPCC would disappear soon. Alleging that the BJP at the Centre and TRS in the State were not working as expected by the people, Digvijay said both parties have miserably failed to fulfil the assurances made by them on the eve of the elections.
On the other hand, Komatireddy said he reacted seriously because Uttam told in his survey that the Congress party would lose election at Nakrekal. He made it clear that the Congress party will win at Nakrekal as a first seat in Telangana in 2019 elections.
Expressing displeasure once again at Uttam, Komatireddy said the Congress party doesn’t need surveys and it wants the leaders to take the anti-incumbency to the people.
Ridiculing the allegations against him by his party leaders, Komatireddy said nobody was there behind him and opined that the leaders, who want to take disciplinary action against him have no experience.
