BC Ministers in the Chandrababu Cabinet..!?

- Full priority for BCs in the cabinet this time.
- Babu is already clear about 15-18 ministers.
-Chandrababu is making a strategy to give ministerial posts to all the castes who are influential in BC.

In both MLAs and MPs in ap, the candidates of the alliance have achieved an irrevocable victory. This is no ordinary success. This time the competition for posts will be fierce as three parties have formed an alliance and contested. Today, ap got three minister posts in the central cabinet. It seems that Chandrababu is concluding the issue of allocating ministerial posts to those in the coalition government to be formed in AP.
Babu is already clear about 15-18 ministers. But it is known that suspense continues in the matter of six ministers. They say that besides giving ministerial posts to Jana Sena and bjp leaders and allotting seats to seniors in TDP. Balancing bc equations and composition with regional equations is the same.
This time, Chandrababu is making a strategy to give ministerial posts to all the castes who are influential in BC. Yadava, Gowda, Padmasali, Koppula Velama, Kalinga, and east Kapula will be preferred in BC. This time the competition is more from the Yadav category. Along with Yanamala, kolusu parthasarathy and Palla Srinivasa Rao are in the race. repalle mla alias satya Prasad Gowda has a sure seat in Gowda Kota. Aiyannapatra and Achchennaidu still remain from Koppula Velamala.


The seats for Koona ravikumar from Kalinga and kala venkata rao from Eastern Cape are almost certain. They say that Kandikunta Venkataprasad is guaranteed a seat from the padmashali handloom caste. Being the only mla who won from this category and being a senior leader in the party. Being an mla from ananthapuram district where there are more handlooms, he has all the advantages. However, this time bc will have a cabinet composition balancing all the prominent castes as well as region-wise.
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Sowmiya Sriram

10/06/2024 09:47 AM