Minister Komatireddy issues challenge: Will resign if BRS wins 8 seats
Hyderabad: In a recent television interview on Tuesday, the leader of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) and former Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao asserted that the BRS is poised to secure between 8 to 12 seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
Reacting to this statement, Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy has thrown a challenge, vowing to resign from his ministerial position if BRS manages to win at least 8 MP seats. Speaking to the media on Wednesday, Minister Komatireddy responded to the former Chief Minister's remarks, firmly expressing his commitment to resign should the outcome align with KCR's predictions.
Reacting to this statement, Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy has thrown a challenge, vowing to resign from his ministerial position if BRS manages to win at least 8 MP seats. Speaking to the media on Wednesday, Minister Komatireddy responded to the former Chief Minister's remarks, firmly expressing his commitment to resign should the outcome align with KCR's predictions.
Minister Komatireddy also highlighted that the people of the state are once again ready to endorse the Congress, which he believes will win 12 out of the 17 MP seats in Telangana. He further commented on the claims made by KCR about having 25 Congress MLAs in touch with him, proposing to switch allegiance to BRS. Komatireddy refuted these claims and declared his readiness to disclose the names of those BRS MLAs who are in contact with the Congress, challenging KCR to do the same for the Congress MLAs.
Komatireddy remarked that their strategy is not based on secrecy but on open confrontation, emphasizing that they have been victorious like Arjuna in the state assembly elections by fighting earnestly.