Archive · 15 Sep 2026
TPCC Chief Mahesh Kumar Goud Denies Differences With Revanth Reddy
Mahesh Kumar Goud has led the Telangana Congress party for two years.
He said he worked closely with Chief Minister Revanth Reddy.
Goud denied rumors that the two leaders were fighting.
He said disagreements can happen, but they are resolved quickly.
He said the party wants Rahul Gandhi to become India’s prime minister.
Goud praised the caste survey as a way to promote social justice.
He said Congress would introduce such a survey across India if it wins power.
He also said party rules would apply to everyone, regardless of influence.
Mahesh Kumar Goud said he strengthened the Congress while serving as TPCC chief for two years.
Goud said he worked in coordination with Chief Minister Revanth Reddy.
He denied reports of disputes or a gap between him and the chief minister.
Goud said Telangana’s caste survey delivered social justice and should be implemented nationwide if Congress comes to power.
He said the AICC’s decision to remove Minister Surekha from the party was implemented and warned that disciplinary action could target anyone.
- Who
- TPCC chief Mahesh Kumar Goud, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, Rahul Gandhi, and the Congress party.
- What
- Goud discussed his two years as TPCC chief, denied differences with Revanth Reddy, and outlined Congress priorities and disciplinary actions.
- When
- On completion of Mahesh Kumar Goud’s two years as TPCC chief.
- Where
- The location was not specified; Goud spoke to mediapersons.
- Why
- To discuss his leadership record, reject reports of internal conflict, support the caste survey, and reaffirm Congress’s political goals.
- Speaker
- Mahesh Kumar Goud, Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee chief
- Leadership tenure
- Two years as TPCC chief
- Relationship with chief minister
- Goud said there are no differences between him and Revanth Reddy
- Congress objective
- To make Rahul Gandhi the prime minister of India
- Caste survey
- Goud said it delivered social justice and should be implemented nationwide if Congress wins power
- Party affairs
- Goud said the chief minister did not interfere in party affairs
- Disciplinary action
- Goud said action would be taken against party members regardless of their influence