Jaishankar highlighted his discomfort in discussing Delhi’s shortcomings abroad, revealing that he feels embarrassed to admit that citizens lack access to basic necessities. He criticized the city’s infrastructure and alleged that the AAP government had neglected its responsibilities for the past decade.

The Union Minister’s comments come amid growing discontent in the city, as Delhi is set to vote on February 5 in a fiercely contested election between the AAP, BJP, and Congress. BJP leaders, including Amit Shah and Anurag Thakur, have echoed similar accusations, claiming AAP’s governance is marred by corruption and unfulfilled promises.

As the elections approach, the battle for Delhi’s 70 Assembly seats intensifies, with all three major parties engaged in high-octane campaigns.

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The MLAs who attended the meeting include:

1. Naini Rajender Reddy
2. Bhoopathi Reddy
3. Yennam Srinivas Reddy
4. Murali Naik
5. Kuchakulla Rajesh Reddy
6. Sanjeev Reddy
7. Anirudh Reddy
8. Laxmi Kantha Rao
9. Donthi Madhava Reddy
10. Beerla Ilaiah

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, sensing growing unrest, is set to meet ministers at the Command Control Center to address the situation. Ponguleti, in response to the dissent, cancelled his Palair tour to attend the crucial meeting. In a strict directive, CM Reddy also ordered officials not to attend the ‘secret’ meeting, underscoring the seriousness of the issue.

The party high command is concerned that any further rebellion from MLAs could tarnish the party’s image ahead of the upcoming local body and MLC elections. CM Reddy has urged ministers to improve coordination with MLAs, prioritize their concerns, and address their recommendations.

However, Nagarkurnool MP Mallu Ravi downplayed the meeting, calling it just a dinner gathering and accusing opposition parties of exaggerating the issue. He clarified that the meeting took place at ITC Kohinoor and not a farmhouse, with the MLAs discussing a specific issue that required ministerial attention.

With Telangana gearing up for local body elections and MLC elections on February 27, the Congress party is in a delicate situation as it faces growing internal strife.

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