G Kishan Reddy News: Getting the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) victory in the assembly elections to be held in Telangana in the next few months will be a big challenge for the newly appointed state president G Kishan Reddy. BJP, which has been trying to spread its foothold in Telangana for a long time, has reposed faith in Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy and entrusted him with the responsibility of state president.
Reddy to bring the BJP to power in Telangana, the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) in the state and karnataka assembly election Encouraged by the victory in the Congress will have to face the challenge. More importantly, sources said, the immediate task for Kishan Reddy is to ensure smooth functioning of the state party unit.
Etela Rajendra became the chairman of the election management committee
Seeking to put an end to media speculation about the internal tussle and developments in the BJP, the party’s central leadership on Tuesday appointed Reddy as the state party chief in place of Sanjay Kumar. Reddy did not immediately react to his appointment as the state BJP president.
BJP has made another important appointment in Telangana. MLA Etela Rajender has been appointed as the chairman of the Election Management Committee in the state. Sources said that Kishan Reddy will now face the challenge of ensuring the harmonious functioning of the BJP and preparing it for the big electoral battle ahead.
What did the BJP spokesperson say?
BJP spokesperson in Telangana K. Krishna Sagar Rao said that the appointment of Kishan Reddy as the state party president would solve the “conflict between various leaders from other parties”. He told ‘PTI-Bhasha’ on Wednesday (July 05), “He (Kishan Reddy) is an experienced leader. He can solve the issues. He has the poise, ability and patience to sit down with senior leaders and resolve issues.
Asked about the state BJP’s enthusiasm for the assembly polls and tough competition from the ruling BRS and the Congress, Krishna Sagar Rao said that the situation of a triangular contest in the elections would benefit the BJP.
He claimed that the BJP is seeing a steady rise in the state. “Public support for the BJP remains intact and people still see the BJP as an alternative (to the ruling BRS) given its development agenda against the “family-run government”, he said.
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