Seema factions find resolution in TDP, as Adinarayan Reddy joins party

The faction fights in Rayalaseema, which marked the Congress regimes, are getting resolved under the Telugu Desam Party rule. Jammalamadugu in Caddapah has been the hotbed of the faction wars as much as Anantpur. But the factional war found its resolution in the Telugu Desam, with both the Paritala and JC Diwakar families coming together in the TDP. Likewise, Jammalamadugu leaders are now reconciled to remaining in the TDP. Ramasubba Reddy, Jamalamudugu TDP leader, had resisted till the last minute the admission of his rival, Adinarayana Reddy, YCP MLA. He in fact accompanied his aunt, Laxmidevamma, to Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu to resist the entry of Adinanrayana Reddy into the TDP. Laxmidevamma and Ramasubba Reddy told the TDP supremo on Monday about the sufferings of their family at the hands of the Adinarayan Reddy faction in the past. Ramasubba Reddy presented a person whose hands were cut off. Laxmidevamma said her husband was murdered by Adinarayan Reddy faction. So how could she and her nephew co-exist with the Adinarayan Reddy in the same party? Chandrababu made a patient hearing of the aunt and her nephew and pointed to the Paritala Sunita and JC Diwakar Reddy remaining in the party. Not only that, Chandrababu told them Sunita went on to become a minister. Likewise, both Adinanrayan Reddy and Ramasubba Reddy could be in the same party, meaning the latter could be made a minister. Under the Congress, factionalism prevailed turning the parched Rayalaseema into a bloody arena. If the factions end with their reconciliation in the TDP it would be a welcome step for the people, for they do not have to live off crime.