The Congress incharge for the State and Central Minister, Veerappa Moily, has almost closed the door for the Kadapa MP, Y S Jaganmohan Reddy, to become the Chief Minister.
For the first time, Moily spoke on the issue of change of leadership in the State. Though, he has been avoiding direct statement on the issue for all these years, the other day, he cleared the air and said the high command would not succumb to pressures.
Moily had been a close associate of late Dr Y S Rajasekhar Reddy and it was for this reason he remained silent on the issue of making Jagan as the next chief minister. Perhaps, he was initially positive on Jagan. However, things have started taking new turns as some of the senior leaders feeding the high command against anti-YS and anti-Jagan camps.
These seniors, who were ignored by Dr Rajasekhar Reddy, seem to have succeeded in changing the high command mind and thus consolidating the position for Chief Minister K Rosaiah.
As Moily categorically stated that Rosaiah would continue to be the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) leader and there would not be any meeting of the CLP, it is for sure that he would continue for the next four years without interruption.
This statement also indicates that Jagan would have to remain as MP and the demands to make him the successor to Dr Rajasekhar Reddy would be put in the cold storage.
Now that Moily himself had clarified the things, it is to be seen how Jagan�s camp would react and act.
Friday, October 9, 2009
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