JC Invokes Caste-Card To Suppress Jagan

Congress leader JC Diwakar Reddy finally succeeded in invoking Caste-card to suppress the growing craze for YS Jagan. He is all ready to start 'Reddy Pariwar' to make all the cadres of Congress belonging to that community walk in a line.

'We are planning to arrange Reddy Pariwar to assemble all the party cadres and top brass that belong to Reddy community. As most of our leaders are busy with Praja Padham, we'll hold meeting after 20th of this month', said JC Diwakar Reddy. The main intention of this summit is to prove that Jagan is not a part of their community, as he is a Christian by birth. 'I'll take complete responsibility to ensure all Reddys of state continue in Congress', he adds.

Observers say that Reddy-Pariwar will be a second blow to Jagan, as KA Paul is already on fire to split up Christian community votes. On the flip side, CM and his anti-groups including JC Diwakar Reddy and DL Ravindra Reddy too hail from same community and a patch up looks impossible. Will this Reddy-card really helps Congress?

KA Paul Hopes On Caste Votes In By-Polls

Kilari Anand Paul aka KA Paul, known for his evangelism and teachings, is back into action to lead his party into main stream politics. The religious preacher is eyeing to field candidates in all the constituencies scheduled for by-polls.

Paul went into oblivion after fighting for reasons unknown with erstwhile CM YSR. However, he revealed a couple of days back that YSR and Botsa demanded 20 crores from him, failing which he got harassed by the ruling party. 'They demanded 2000 crores from me. I've arranged a meeting with American corporate giants to get them that money but the meeting failed with YSR bunking it', said KA Paul. He revived his PrajaShanti Party which was defunct since 2009 elections to prevent corruption in the stated.

Paul too started using 'Scam hit Congress' and 'CBI hit Jagan' cards to win seats in the upcoming by-polls. Sources are saying that Paul is luring both Christian communities and Kapu community from which he hails, in favor of his party. If caste based vote-banks help leaders to come into power, Naidu and Chiru would have got it long back, say analysts.