BJP Peddapalli Ticket :Another twist in Peddapalli BJP..!
BJP peddapalli Ticket :Another twist in peddapalli BJP..!BJP politics is creating a stir in the peddapalli constituency during the parliamentary elections. Two have filed nominations as bjp candidates. The party leadership, which had earlier announced Gomasa srinivas as the bjp candidate, said that the state leadership should change the candidate as he did not campaign. The B form was delayed till the last day of nominations.Finally, on the last day of the nominations, the state leadership, given by B Palm, filed a complaint at the request of Gomasa Srinivas. Along with Gomasa, the party has registered the name of state sc cell leader S. Kumar in B Palm and announced him as an alternate candidate. Apart from giving B Palm in the name of both, S. Kumar was ordered to file a nomination and S. Kumar filed nomination. S. Kumar made it clear that the nomination was filed on the orders of the state president Kishan Reddy. In the case of the candidate, the party has the final decision. It is being spread that the state leadership of the party brought the two into the ring to scare Gomasa srinivas into changing his performance.Clash at Gomasa srinivas rallyThe nomination rally of BJP's Peddapally mp candidate Gomasa srinivas turned into a rashbhasha. srinivas, who had already filed his nomination, organized a huge rally to file his nomination once again with B form. Group politics and internal differences erupted in the rally. While there was already controversy over the behavior of candidate Gomasa srinivas, two factions clashed in the rally on the last day of nominations. An altercation between bjp district president Chandubatla sunil Reddy and former mla Gujjula ramakrishna REDDY' target='_blank' title='ramakrishna reddy-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ramakrishna reddy led to a scuffle in the rally. Both factions pushed and kicked each other with fists. The agitation subsided after the party leaders and the police rounded up both parties. Apart from the candidate, the group politics between the two factions is perplexing the party ranks.