The talk in the political circles is that after the shameful defeat of the party in the Kovur by-poll, some top brass Congress leaders has asked the High Command to consider the option of inviting Jagan back into the parent party.
When the media asked him to react on these developments, Jagan has made it clear that he would neither go back his parent party nor merge his YSR Congress party with the ruling Congress.
"I don't know what Congress thinks about me. But the fact is Me and Congress can't go together. Practically, I'm fighting against the Congress party in the state. So, it don't happen that way. The fact is we are doing a political battle and it goes on. Even if Sonia calls me and invites me to come back to Congress, I wouldn't agree for it because I value my character and I value my credibility. So, Me going back to Congress or Me merging my party with Congress cannot happen," said Jagan.
When the media asked him to react on these developments, Jagan has made it clear that he would neither go back his parent party nor merge his YSR Congress party with the ruling Congress.
"I don't know what Congress thinks about me. But the fact is Me and Congress can't go together. Practically, I'm fighting against the Congress party in the state. So, it don't happen that way. The fact is we are doing a political battle and it goes on. Even if Sonia calls me and invites me to come back to Congress, I wouldn't agree for it because I value my character and I value my credibility. So, Me going back to Congress or Me merging my party with Congress cannot happen," said Jagan.
