Hyderabad: TRS Supremo and Telangana K Chandrasekhar Rao appeared to have taken the route that had been tried and tested while completing candidates for the upcoming legislative council selection.
While the official announcement will be held on Tuesday, the sources of the party says the name Gutha Sukhender Reddy, Kadiyam Srihari, Rady Kadiyam Reddy, MC Koti Reddy, Takkalapally Ravinder Rao, Erolla Srinivas and Akula Lalitha has been completed.
All of these names are a continuation in the race with almost no surprises.
See the list, parties are considering two SC, one BC woman and three OC to represent the top caste.
KCr reportedly called the candidates and told them about their nomination.
Sukhender Reddy, Kadiyam Srihari and Akula Lalitha will get the second term on the Board.
The source added that Sukhender Reddy will be sent to the top home through the Governor’s quota.
He will replace Kaushik Reddy, whose nominee of Governor Tamilisai Soudarajan does not want to approve.
In other significant developments, Siddipet collector P Venkatrama Reddy takes voluntary pension and is likely to join TRS.
He will oppose the MLC poll on TRS tickets under the constituency of the local authority both from Medak or from his home from Karimnagar.
He has about a year again for retirement.
The name of the former Deputy CM Kadiyam Srihari, who was included in the SC community, was resolved because he played an active role in popularizing the Bandhu Dalit scheme.
Likewise, another SC leader, Erolla Srinivas worked as the first chairman of the Telangana Commission SC.
President TRS has decided to provide an opportunity for the Secretary General of the Takalable Ravinder Rao, a Velama, after considering his service to the party.
Under the quota of women and BC, Akula Lalitha was given the opportunity.
He belongs to the Munnuru Kapu community.
M C KIO REDDY, a leader of Nalgonda, got the chance on the board when KCR had promised to accommodate him during the election of Nagarjuna Sagar earlier this year.
Koti Reddy joined a party from Congress during the election.
The source added that KCR considered the former Speaker Board of Madhusudhana Chary too, but instead decided to send him to Rajya Sabha next year.
The Indian Election Election Commission (ECI) has told the election to six jobs under the MLA quota and 12 jobs under the constituency quota of local authorities and other constituencies.
Under the MLA quota, the last date for submission of nominations is Tuesday and polls will be held on November 29.
The election of the second round will take place as soon as the submission date (second notification to fill in 12 seats) will end on November 23.
And pollings will be held on December 10.