She also cautioned leaders against making irresponsible remarks, saying undisciplined public statements only damage the party and its prospects. Hyderabad : Calling for unity ahead of key electoral battles, Congress MLA and former minister Konda Surekha on Tuesday urged party leaders to rise above factional rivalries and work collectively to strengthen the party.
Reiterating her commitment to Warangal East, Surekha said her focus would remain on constituency development while ensuring the Congress emerges stronger in the region. Addressing a gathering after distributing Chief Minister’s Relief Fund cheques to beneficiaries at her camp office in Warangal district, Surekha appealed to Congress leaders to set aside internal differences and focus on the party’s success. The Congress leader also targeted the opposition, alleging that its leaders had quarrelled among themselves, clashed with the police and later got themselves admitted to hospital.
Opposition leaders are merely making empty threats,” Surekha said. The former minister said she was not disappointed about no longer being in the cabinet, though she observed that continuing as a minister would have given her an opportunity to serve people at the state level. At the same time, she said the change had enabled her to devote greater attention to the development of the Warangal East constituency. Surekha said the Congress’s immediate objective was to secure a majority of seats in the forthcoming Warangal Municipal Corporation elections.
“If you speak recklessly, we will have women give you a sound thrashing. Be warned that each woman is capable of taking on four men. She asserted that she would not tolerate any harm to her supporters and criticised BRS leaders over their conduct near MGM Hospital recently.