Congress scripts Kiran Kumar Reddy’s new party to weaken Jagan

Though the position of Kiran Kumar Reddy as the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh is superior, he, throughout his career, is branded to be a political midget. So, being aware of his dwarfish talent, he never showed off him a giant. But, in recent development, Kiran Reddy donned into higher profile while throwing hints on floating a new party. 

According to political analysts, Congress High Command engineered the plan to weaken YSR Congress party chief Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy. Dancing to the tunes of the high command, the CM started mentioning occasionally about new party before ministers, MPs and MLAs from Seemandhra Congress. It is also construed that the Telugu Desam party (TDP), which has been hand glove with Congress party in various occasions, will covertly support Kiran Reddy.
The survey commissioned by Congress over its electoral fortunes in Seemandhra showed sickening results. The survey also made it clear that TDP constrained in Seemandhra because of its pro-Telangana letter.  When the survey had asserted that Jagan, being the lone crusader of Samaikyandhra, will emerge triumphant, Congress started prompting the chief minister to float a new political outfit.
According to the predetermined programme, the Chief Minister turned antagonist with his open defiance on Congress High Command. Vijayawada MP Lagadapati Rajagopal, who is a good predictor and who said to be the part of survey, chorused the CM to oppose the high command and went ahead to accuse the Congress of striking a ‘deal’ with Jagan.
Prof K Nageswar, MLC and also renowned political analyst, opined that Congress party evidently prompting its leaders to vent such statements against Jagan, to project the party as sole champion of Samaikyandhra stir. Congress high command’s undue ‘tolerance’ on rebels also demonstrates the Congress designs, analysts opined.  Dissecting the CM’s duality further, they say that he would have convened special assembly session to resolve against State bifurcation, if he had been really a supporter of united AP.
Though Kiran Reddy is being projected as the "Samaikyandhra Simham" by Congress, the political pundits supposed that he could not draw the people’s attention for his visible inertia.

 -Siva@Sakshipost