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Rosaiah meets Sonia, says no fixed tenure for CMs

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Posted: Nov 07, 2009 at 2009 hrs IST
K Rosaiah

New Delhi Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister K Rosaiah, who took over the stewardship of the state amid a campaign by supporters by late Y S Rajasekhara Reddy to give his son the top post, on Saturday said a meeting of Congress Legislature Party would be held before year-end.

The meeting of CLP is considered important because Rosaiah is yet to be formally elected its leader since he took over as Chief Minister following the death of Rajasekhara Reddy in a helicopter crash in September.

Rosaiah, on his maiden visit to Delhi, told reporters after meeting Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, that he was "comfortable" but there have been no fixed tenures of Chief Ministers.

The veteran leader, who was made the CM after the death of Rajasekhara Reddy in a helicopter crash, said he was getting cooperation from party MLAs "to the extent necessary".

He said this when asked whether party MLAs were backing him without any reservations.

Sidestepping questions whether the party was united in the state and whether he was getting support from Jaganmohan Reddy, he remarked "every Congressman in the state will abide by the decisions of the high command and there are no two opinions about it".

"For all of us, from me to the youngest boy look to the leadership and will follow decisions taken by the high command", Rosaiah said.

His remarks came close on the heels of Jaganmohan meeting the Congress President.

Rosaiah said his as also Jagan's meeting Gandhi on the same day was a "coincidence".

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Roz Aaya! by M.V.Muthu on 08 Nov 2009

Let this not usher in the golden era of 'Aaya Ram, Gaya Ram' depending upon the whims and deprive the people of a stabilty. Otherwise, every CM will only be unsure of his seat and also wash his hands of any accountabilty.

Rosaiah is scared about the clout of Reddy's(Jagan) by Santosh on 08 Nov 2009

Poor AP CM is having jitters after seeing the game in next door Karnataka played by reddy brothers , who are very close to AP's Realestate/Mining/everything baron Jagan Reddy. Infact Reddy brothers including jagan dont care a damn about flood victims..They only want to loot us....Shame on us to vote these bloodsuckers to power

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