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AP Assembly speaker rejects 61 MLA resignations
The resignation drama in AP assembly has finally come to an end as the speaker rejected 61 resignations. With this seven vacancies have arisen in the assembly, all of them in Telangana region.
THE VACANCIES in Andhra Pradesh Assembly rose to seven with the acceptance of the resignations of Jupalli Krishna Rao (kollapur), Rajaiah (Station Ghanapur), Gampa Govardhan (Kamareddy) and Jogu Ramanna (Adilabad) by speaker Nadendla Manohar. The death of Mahabbobnagar MLA Rajeswara Reddy created another vacancy besides the seat of Nagam Janardhana Reddy of Nagarkurnool got vacant a month ago. The remaining 61 resignations were not been accepted by the speaker on his personal observations.

 
The speaker accepted the resignations of MLAs who had joined the TRS from their original parties. The resignations of congress MLAs and followers of YS Jagan have not been accepted because they hadn’t joined any other party.

 
Though the resignations of Balanagireddy (TDP), Shobha Nagireddy (PRP), Srikanth Reddy, Adinarayana Reddy, Amarnath Reddy and Surekha (all Congress) haven’t been accepted but their disqualification petitions would remain standing, speaker announced.

 
With these vacancies, political parties would have to prove their mettle again in the by-elections. This time TDP and YSR Congress Parties may be in the fray along with Congress. Already TDP supreme few days back has announced that in the future it would contest all by-elections.

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