Telangana Congress chief denies differences with Revanth Reddy

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Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee president Mahesh Kumar Goud on Thursday denied reports of differences with Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, saying the two speak by phone every day and coordinate on party and government matters. Speaking at Gandhi Bhavan, Goud said Congress and the government were not separate entities and that leaders discussed issues directly rather than making secret complaints.

Goud said the coordination committee was formed to improve decision-making on flagship programmes and other issues. He also dismissed speculation over seating at its meeting, saying the table was oval-shaped and the arrangement had been misunderstood. The Times of India reports that Goud said criticism and legal notices from opposition leaders would be handled through appropriate forums.

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Public denials are routine when a ruling party faces reports of internal strain, so neither the rumours nor the rebuttal should be treated as proof. The real test is whether Congress leaders present a common position on flagship programmes and resolve disagreements in public forums rather than through leaks. A future coordination committee meeting, with clear decisions and follow-through, will show whether the claimed unity works beyond daily phone calls.

Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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