MLAs who defected into TRS are sure of merger

The 11 Congress MLAs, who have given up to TRS, are in no state of mind to resign and seek a fresh command despite demands from the fabulous old party that they give up their assembly membership.

The deserter MLAs are sure that CLP will soon be converged with TRSLP, following which their give up would not pull in against absconding provisions, and that they don't need to seek a fresh command.

Notwithstanding the shock in Lok Sabha elections, TRS, it appears, is going for the slaughter. The ruling party needs just a single additional Congress MLA for the merger and not two legislators as anticipated before. On the off chance that TPCC president N Uttam Kumar Reddy, who was chosen from Nalgonda Lok Sabha seat, resigns from his Huzurnagar Assembly constituency, the absolute strength of Congress MLAs will descend from 19 to 18.

A deserted MLA told, on the state of secrecy: "In such a case, TRS will require 12 Congress MLAs, that is two-thirds of the absolute 18 MLAs for CLP merger into TRSLP. The merger is going to occur soon. There is no backpedaling on this strategy." The give up MLAs are firm that they will seek a fresh command, just if necessary.

Both Sangareddy Congress MLA T Jayaprakash alias Jagga Reddy and Bhadrachalam legislator PodemVeeraiah, whose names are doing the rounds that they are probably going to switch over to TRS.

Be that as it may, a close helper of Jayaprakash said the last is experiencing strain from a huge section of voters in the constituency to abandon to TRS if chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao agrees to allow a Rs 1,000-crore improvement bundle for Sangareddy constituency, sanction a restorative school, and furthermore distribute land pattas to 40,000 needy individuals from the constituency. "Jagga Reddy won't abandon for personal gains. In any case, if these demands are met, his followers and supporters may compel him to desert to the decision party," said the helper.