Telangana Congress: Madigala Lolli is getting darker in Telangana ruling Congress. This is a new headache for the party during the parliamentary elections. The Congress party is causing a stir because its own party leaders are making noise that the Congress party has done injustice to the Madigalas in the allotment of tickets. Already the founding president of MMRPS, Manda Krishna, is criticizing the Congress in this regard. In this order, it is noteworthy that the Congress party itself is preparing to protest against the allocation of seats.
Madigalas are burning..
In Telangana, 70 percent of the SC social category are Madigales. At present, 3 seats in the Parliament are reserved for SCs, but in the three seats, the Congress party has not given a ticket to at least one Madiga. As a result, along with the Madigas in Telangana, the Madiga leaders in the Congress Party are also angry about the leadership.
Congress tickets like this..
Congress has finalized tickets for 14 seats for the Lok Sabha elections so far. Nagarkurnool, Peddapally, Warangal SC reserve neo-jargas in this. The Congress Central Election Committee has allotted these three seats to Mallu Ravi (Mala), Gaddam Vamsi Krishna (Mala) and Kadiam Kavya (Bindla). Madigas are angry about allocating three seats to one community. Preparing for the fight.
Madigalas are preferred in BJP..
BJP has given preference to Madigalas in three SC reserved constituencies in Telangana. Two seats were allotted to the Madigalas and one seat to the Netakani, a sub-caste of Mala. Nagarkurnool has chosen Pothuganti Bharat from the Madiga community as its candidate. Warangal seat has also been allotted to Aruri Ramesh who belongs to Madiga community. Gomasa Srinivas, who belongs to Netakani caste, has been announced as the MP candidate for Peddapalli.
BRS also two tickets for Madigala..
BRS, which was in power in Telangana until recently, also gave priority to Madigalas in the Lok Sabha elections. Two of the three constituencies have been allotted to Madigala. One was given to the Mala community. The Warangal ticket was announced in the name of Dr. Marepalli Sudhirkumar from Madiga community. RS Praveen Kumar from Madiga community has been finalized as the candidate of Nagar Kurnool. And BRS has finalized the Peddapalli ticket to former minister Koppula Eshwar who belongs to the Mala community.
Headache for the ruling party..
Of the three SC reserved seats, the Congress party has allotted two seats to Malas. The third place was allotted to Kadiam Kavya of Madiga sub-caste Bindla community. The Madiga leaders in the Congress party are expressing their displeasure over the non-allocation of tickets to the Madigas who have a higher percentage of votes. The Madiga leaders of the Congress Party are angry that injustice is being done to the Madigas because Mallikarjuna Kharge, the national president of the Congress, belongs to the Mala community.
We are in the fight..
The representatives of Madiga Dandora, Madiga Prajasanghala JAC, Madiga Rights Struggle Samiti and Madiga Politika Prata Vediki Sanghs fought against the injustice done to Madigas in the allotment of tickets by the ruling Congress party. On the other hand, Motkupalli Narsimhu of the Congress party has decided to launch an initiation against the injustice done to Madigala. He accused the Congress party of treating the Madigalas as untouchables. Madiga leader Manda Jagannatham, who joined the Congress recently, left the Congress. Joined BSP and trying for Nagarkurnool ticket.
Effect across Telangana..
Analysts and Congress leaders believe that Madigas are fighting over not giving tickets to Madigas in SC reservation constituencies and its impact will be not only in those three constituencies but also in the other 14 constituencies of Telangana. Manda Krishna Madiga has already declared his support for BJP. In this order, it is expected that the votes of the Madigalas will be polarized to the BJP as the Congress party has not allotted tickets to the Madigalas. It is said that if the same happens, the Congress party will be in trouble as there is a lot of competition in all the constituencies. And it remains to be seen how the Congress leadership will please the Madigalas.
