The coalition government is reportedly preparing for a major reshuffle of the state cabinet in Andhra Pradesh, signaling significant changes in the current ministerial lineup.
Political circles indicate that a large scale reorganization is under discussion, with many existing ministers likely to lose their positions.
Sources suggest that the leadership is aiming to restructure the cabinet to improve governance and strengthen political strategy ahead of upcoming challenges.
Several legislators are being strongly considered for inclusion in the new cabinet.
Among those expected to get an opportunity are Palla Srinivasa Rao from Gajuwaka, Bendalam Ashok from Ichchapuram, Maddipati Venkataraju from Gopalapuram, Vemireddy Prasanthi Reddy from Kovuru and Konathala Ramakrishna from Anakapalli.
Their possible induction reflects an attempt to balance regional representation and reward active leaders within the alliance.
The new cabinet is likely to be formed largely with leaders aligned with Lokesh’s team, indicating a strategic shift in leadership dynamics.
Even if the reshuffle does not happen by Ugadi, it is expected to take place soon with major changes.
There is also speculation that Palla Srinivasa Rao may be given the Revenue portfolio, while Kollu Ravindra or Anagani Satya Prasad could replace him as the state party president.
