Is there a struggle for power between the leadership of the Congress and the leadership of the Chief Minister? Has AICC started ‘Operation Telangana Congress’ to curb the migration strategy and weaken the centers of power centered around the Chief Minister? Is the chieftain using each weapon to reverse the operation of the headship?
Congress Hyderabad, July 26 (Namaste Telangana) (Vardhelli Venkateshwarlu): Is there a power struggle going on between the Congress leadership and the leadership of the Chief Minister? Has AICC started ‘Operation Telangana Congress’ to curb the migration strategy and weaken the centers of power centered around the Chief Minister? Is the chieftain using a single weapon to reverse the operation? Is it the strategy of the chieftain to make Dalit MLAs one after the other? Is it the height of turning Dalit sentiment into a political shield? If we look at the affairs of the state Congress for the last one month, the answer is ‘yes’.
Yesterday Tungathurthi MLA Modika Samel… Today Manakondur MLA Kavvampally Satyanarayana. The names are different. Constituencies are separate. But, the same pain is heard in both voices. Both are Dalit MLAs. Both belong to the ruling party. However, there was a situation where they had to speak openly that they were being oppressed by the government and the party. Judging by their words, their anguish is not going to end with this. It is known that Repo-Mapo Nakirekal MLA Vemula Veeresham will also open his voice. If the MLAs of the ruling party come forward and fight for their honor in the media, it is not the same as personal dissatisfaction.
Political analysts say that it is a political warning that alarm bells have started ringing in the ruling system. However, the displeasure of Dalit MLAs is not heard separately. Sounding as one voice. Coming out in one song. Is it involuntary? Or strategic? The debate is going on in political circles. Political analysts say that there is a need to look at another development. The signs that migrant leaders are gradually emerging as an alternative power center in the Telangana Congress and are implementing their own agenda are disturbing the Delhi Congress. Delhi has received reports that the faction formed around the chief leader is trying to bring the state party under his wing. There are always accusations that he is forming a special group for himself to stand up to any political situation. These suspicions got stronger after Prime Minister Modi’s ‘Mere Se Jodi’ invitation was extended on his visit to Hyderabad.
Not a party, but a personal agenda?
It is known that more information has come out in the feedback collected by Meenakshinatarajan recently. It is reported that many MLAs are of the opinion that personal political preferences are ahead of the decisions of the Congress party, election promises and opinions of the MLAs in the government decisions. It is also known that comments have been recorded that the government is running in one direction and the party is running in another direction. It is reported that many MLAs have stated that the internal differences in the party have reached an extreme level and that they are strengthening the leaders of their faction with the migration strategy. It is learned that the MLAs and DCC leaders have recorded in their opinions that the party has split into two camps, ‘Original Congress – Colonial Congress’, expressing their displeasure that senior Congress leaders are not given due priority and more opportunities are being given to leaders who have recently joined the party. Alerted by this, AICC has started ‘Operation Telangana Congress’.
A strategy to loosen CM’s grip
The intention behind this process is clear. It is being discussed in the Congress circles that instead of moving the chief leader directly, he has decentralized some of the power around him to loosen his grip on the party and started the operation with the aim of strengthening his grip. It is said that the responsibility of the operation has been handed over to AICC Delhi envoy Meenakshinatarajan. Political analysts say that it is natural for any leader to be politically alert when receiving such signals, and the Chief Minister is not likely to act differently. The displeasure of a row of Dalit MLAs is now being discussed as not just a personal grievance but a step played by the respective chief in a silent power struggle between the administration and the chief. The talk being heard in the corridors of Gandhi Bhavan now is that he is using Dalit public representatives as his political shield.
Are Dalit MLAs being kicked out?
All Dalit MLAs approaching Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramara with their complaints and objections is also leading to an interesting discussion in the political circles. It has become interesting that the Dalit MLAs are working hard and going to him in the context of the discussion on the balance of power between the CM and the Deputy CM. Political observers say that the presence of Nagarkurnool MP, Disciplinary Committee Chairman Mallu Ravi and MLC Adaki Dayakar, who are considered to be close friends of the Chief Minister, who went to the Deputy CM, cannot be ruled out as a coincidence. Realizing that the target of leadership is on him, the chief leader is spreading the word that he has implemented the strategy of ousting Dalit MLAs to divert it. All the Dalit MLAs met the CM first. But, it was not given much popularity and importance. On the second day, Deputy CM Bhatti met Vikramara. He was told the same things that were told to the CM. But, the matter of meeting Bhatti was strategically disclosed to the media officially.
The political circles are analyzing that this was not done by chance and these meetings were held on the instructions of the Chief Minister. Because the coordinated rebellion of Dalit MLAs is exactly that.. It is being discussed that it is not just a coincidence that the leadership came out at the same time as the ‘Operation Congress’. The debate is going on. It is expected that the more Dalit discontent comes into the news, the stronger the issue of ‘immigrant leaders’ will be. It is also known that there is an idea that Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy, who has become politically useless, can be thrown out. are laying
Bhatti is already disgraced
Political analysts predict that there is also a second strategy in this. It is said that by sending Dalit MLAs to Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramara, there is a move to make Bhatti too tight. It is said that if the demands of Dalit MLAs are not met, the scandal that even the Dalit Deputy CM has not been able to do justice to the Dalit MLAs will spread and the Dalit MLAs themselves will spread this. The campaign is expected to further damage Bhatti Vikramarka’s image on Ampasaiah, which is still promoting 20% commissions on contractors’ bills. If Bhatti takes the initiative to fix it, then the credit will go to the party’s account, and the debate will not come into Bhatti’s personal political account.
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The influence of national politics!
Strategies in politics do not take the form of official statements. They appear in sequence of events. That is why political analysts say that the real picture can be seen if the incidents are seen in one frame instead of separately. There are speculations that the Chief Minister is looking at new political opportunities keeping in mind the national political mobilizations and there are claims that changes are taking place in the state politics accordingly. The complaints of Dalit MLAs are not new. These have been there for months and years. But at the same time, suspicions are being expressed about it coming out at a time when the administration is alerted about the Chief Leader.
In the last decade in the country’s politics, the BJP has implemented special strategies to win over the Dalit community. Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Haryana… In every state, social mobilizations have become election calculations. In Telangana, BJP’s strategy has not worked so far. Now Dalit vote is still with Congress and BRS. At such a time, if the feeling that the Dalit representatives are being humiliated within the Congress is strengthened, it is natural that there will be discussions on its political implications. But, is it predictable? Or strategic reality? That is not just floating around; But, we should not ignore the truth that there is no fire without smoke in politics.
