'Insulted' by Jagan, rebel MLAs in AP 'keen' to join Cong

November 10, 2011 12:54

The cheer seems to be back in the ruling Congress government in Andhra Pradesh, besieged with separate statehood stir, as the rebel MLAs who had joined the YSR Congress party are 'keen' to return, while the TRS'
move to 'poach' them hitting a road block.

Growing buzz in the political circles is that the majority of 26 Congress MLAs, who had shifted their loyalty to YSR Congress party led by Jagan Mohan Reddy, son of late chief minister Y S R Rajasekhara Reddy, are now retracting.

Also see: Vicky Nanjappa's report: Is the party over for YSR Cong?

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