Senior Congress leader T. Jeevan Reddy has sparked a fresh political row by alleging that the Indian National Congress in Telangana has turned into a “private company” under the leadership of Revanth Reddy.
Speaking to the media, Jeevan Reddy criticized the party’s internal functioning, claiming that key decisions are being taken without proper consultation with senior leaders and party members. He expressed concern that the current leadership style is sidelining experienced leaders and weakening internal democracy within the party.
The remarks have highlighted growing tensions within the Telangana Congress unit, with some leaders reportedly unhappy over decision-making processes and leadership approach. Jeevan Reddy stressed that a political party should function collectively and not be run in a centralized manner.
In response, supporters of Revanth Reddy have defended his leadership, stating that the party is focused on governance and development, and that strong leadership is necessary to ensure effective administration.
Political observers say such internal differences are not uncommon in major parties but could impact party unity if not addressed. The development is likely to fuel further debate within the Congress in Telangana in the coming days.
The party leadership has not yet issued an official statement regarding Jeevan Reddy’s remarks.
