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Konda Surekha rules out quitting Congress, vows to remain MLA
Konda Surekha was removed from the Telangana government’s cabinet.
She said she will still serve as a Member of the Legislative Assembly, or MLA.
She also said she will not leave the Congress party.
Surekha believes many people are unhappy because some election promises have not been completed.
She asked the government to check what is happening in local communities.
She said Congress leaders need to work together and improve how the party operates.
She criticized Chief Minister Revanth Reddy for making decisions alone.
She also congratulated several leaders who received important positions in the cabinet reshuffle.
Former minister Konda Surekha said she will remain an MLA and stay with Congress.
She ruled out resigning from the party or pursuing an alternative political strategy.
Surekha said public resentment is growing because key election promises remain unfulfilled.
She urged Congress leaders to reform the party and speak openly about stalled development.
Surekha criticized Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s unilateral decision-making after her dismissal.
- Who
- Former minister and MLA Konda Surekha, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, and Telangana Congress leaders.
- What
- Surekha ruled out resigning from Congress, pledged to remain an MLA, and called for party and government reforms.
- Where
- Telangana, with specific concerns about constituency development across the state.
- When
- She made the remarks on Thursday after her dismissal from the state cabinet.
- Why
- She said public resentment was growing because election promises and development projects remained incomplete, and criticized the government’s decision-making.
Key facts
- Political position
- Konda Surekha said she will continue serving as an MLA.
- Party affiliation
- She ruled out resigning from the ruling Congress party.
- Cabinet status
- She was dismissed from Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s cabinet.
- Main criticism
- Surekha criticized what she described as unilateral decisions by Revanth Reddy.
- Public concerns
- She said key election promises remain unfulfilled and public resentment is increasing.
- Requested action
- She urged the government to conduct a ground-level survey and address stalled development.
- Reshuffle response
- She congratulated Gadwal Vijayalaxmi, Gundu Sudharani, and Nerella Sharada on securing prominent positions.









