Kolikapudi Srinivasa Rao: MLA Kolikapudi is a headache for TDP, ordered to appear before the disciplinary committee tomorrow
Kolikapudi Srinivasa Rao: TDP, which came to power with an overwhelming majority in the state, is facing a headache of MLAs. One MLA after another is becoming controversial. The attitude of TDP Tiruvuru MLA Kolikapudi Srinivasa Rao has become a headache for the party. TDP leaders are saying that the action against them is wrong. He has already been informed to appear before the party’s regular training committee tomorrow (Monday). TDP workers said that the party has taken action against them.
The ruling TDP and Janasena parties are not perturbed by the attitude of the MLAs. In TDP, along with the MLAs, the ministers have also become a headache for the party. Recently, Satyavedu MLA Koneti Adimulam was caught in this scam and was suspended. Home Minister Wangalapudi Anita PA Jagadish has been suspended on corruption charges. Ministers Kolusu Parthasarathy, Kondapalli Srinivas, Kinjarapu Atchennaidu, Mandipalli Ramaprasad Reddy, Vasamshetty Subhash and others are embroiled in various controversies. Due to those incidents, the ruling party and the government had to face criticism from the opposition parties.
But the case of TDP Tiruvuru MLA Kolikapudi Srinivasa Rao in Veerandari is different. Ever since the party came to power, he has been continuously involved in some controversy or the other. The comment comparing farmers to dogs created controversy. There is also an allegation of extorting money from women. A. There has been strong criticism of the demolition of a house near an MLA in Kambhampadu of Konduru mandal, terming it as illegal construction. The MLA is accused of taunting the Sarpanch of Chitya and misbehaving with the Sarpanch’s wife who is also a VRA. Sarpanch’s wife tried to commit suicide by drinking pesticide. He also criticized members of his own party for opposing liquor shops in his constituency. Also, the party felt that his neglect towards the local TDP cadre was causing losses to the party. The cadre also complained repeatedly.
The party leadership warned him several times. However, he also ignored the words of the party leadership. As there was no change in his attitude, he was given a notice to appear before the party’s disciplinary committee. Recently, a woman committed suicide after intervening in a cement road dispute in Gopalapuram village of the constituency. Along with this controversy, he has made many comments and actions that harm the party. The TDP disciplinary committee has issued a notice to him to explain all this.
Chandrababu allotted Krishna District Tiruvur Assembly ticket from Kolikapudi Srinivasa Rao TDP only because he had played an important role in the Amaravati movement in the capital. He was exceptionally successful. But he created a headache for the party as he became the center of one controversy after another. The administration had received a complaint that he was threatening officials and also quarreling with TDP cadre.
A woman complained that MLA Kolikapudi Srinivasa Rao misbehaved with her. At that time the party was ready to take action against him. CM Chandrababu himself called and reprimanded him. It has been suggested to change the method. After this, party state president Palla Srinivas Rao called him before the coordination committee and sought clarification. But he told the party that he will correct the mistakes and some mistakes are made without knowing. Along with this, the party suggested that he should stay away from the constituency for two months. Later, the high command became angry when the dispute started again.
On Monday, MLA Kolikapudi Srinivasa Rao will appear before the regular training committee comprising government advisor MA Sharif, minister BC Janardhan Reddy, party politburo member Varala Ramaiah, MLC Panchumarthi Anuradha and RTC president Konkalla Narayana. This time a section of TDP is calling the action taken against him wrong. He said that no matter what clarification he gives, some action will be taken.
Report: Jagadishwar Rao Jarajapu, Hindustan Times Telugu
