Hydearbad: In a strategic move, all the 16 Congress Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) who are in YS Jagan Mohan Reddy camp, are planning to bring pressure on Assembly speaker Nadendla Manohar to disqualify them without any further delay for voting against the Kiran Reddy government during the no-trust motion.
The Jagan loyalist MLAs want the speaker to declare them disqualified since they believe that any delay may mar their chances of victory in the ensuing by-elections.
The Congress, precisely for this reason, wants to delay action against the MLAs to the extent possible.
"We all defied the Congress whip and voted against the government on December 5. The speaker himself watched us supporting the no trust move. There is no point in the speaker seeking an explanation from us," Narasannapet MLA Dharmana Krishna Das said.
The Jagan loyalist MLAs want the speaker to declare them disqualified since they believe that any delay may mar their chances of victory in the ensuing by-elections.
The Congress, precisely for this reason, wants to delay action against the MLAs to the extent possible.
"We all defied the Congress whip and voted against the government on December 5. The speaker himself watched us supporting the no trust move. There is no point in the speaker seeking an explanation from us," Narasannapet MLA Dharmana Krishna Das said.
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