Kiran's JSP emptied out
Apr 03, 2014, 15:39 IST
Congress might not be the only party in residuary Andhra to have empty seats, former Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy's party, Jai Samaikyandhra is also facing the same fate.
Started as an act of rebellion, Kiran anticipated the involvement of many leaders, then in power, in his party, but it did not happen. Many of his ministers moved away even before he started the party.
MPs, left Congress with him are contemplating moving back.
As per the reports, Amalapuram MP Harsha Kumar, who is with Kiran till now, has been asked by AICC Incharge of Congress Affairs Digvijaya Singh to come back to the party.
Other Congress leaders like J.D.Seelam, Panabaka Lakshmi, Balaraju and Raghuveera Reddy also talked to Harsha Kumar, convincing him to to join Congress again.
Congress seniors in Delhi are trying their level best to bring some other leaders into the party again.
Some political analysts are of the opinion that it wouldn't be surprising to see JSP merging with Congress.
- Sakshipost
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