Archive · 7 Sep 2026
Telangana Congress Seeks MLC’s Dismissal Over Speaker Remarks
Congress workers held a protest in Hanamkonda.
They were unhappy about comments allegedly made by MLC Tata Madhusudan.
The comments were said to be about Telangana Assembly Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar.
Protesters said the comments disrespected an important constitutional position.
They also said the Speaker belongs to the Dalit community.
The workers burned an effigy during the protest.
Later, they went to the Subedari police station to file a complaint.
They asked police to take legal action and demanded that the MLC be dismissed.
Congress workers from Warangal West protested alleged inappropriate remarks by MLC Tata Madhusudan.
The remarks allegedly targeted Telangana Legislative Assembly Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar.
Protesters burnt an effigy of Tata Madhusudan at Ambedkar Junction in Hanamkonda.
Congress leaders said the comments insulted the Speaker’s constitutional office and were unacceptable.
They filed a police complaint and demanded legal action and the MLC’s immediate dismissal.
- Who
- Congress workers, led by Aruri Sambayya, protested against MLC Tata Madhusudan over alleged remarks about Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar.
- What
- They staged a protest, burnt an effigy, filed a police complaint, and demanded the MLC’s dismissal.
- When
- Monday.
- Where
- Ambedkar Junction in Hanamkonda, followed by a complaint at Subedari police station.
- Why
- Congress leaders alleged that Tata Madhusudan’s remarks insulted the Speaker’s constitutional office and were unacceptable.
- Protesting group
- Congress workers from the Warangal West constituency
- Accused MLC
- Tata Madhusudan
- Speaker mentioned
- Gaddam Prasad Kumar
- Protest location
- Ambedkar Junction, Hanamkonda
- Protest leader
- Aruri Sambayya, district SC Cell president
- Police station
- Subedari police station
- Main demands
- Registration of a case, legal action, and immediate dismissal of the MLC