High Command Directs Konda Surekha to Resign as Minister, Dismissal Warning Issued
According to the latest political developments, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge is said to have instructed Konda Surekha to step down from the state Cabinet, warning her not to take the matter to the point where the party would be forced to dismiss her.

Hyderabad: Telangana Minister Konda Surekha has reportedly been directed by the Congress high command to resign from her ministerial position, with sources indicating that she was warned that failure to submit her resignation by Thursday evening could result in a dismissal letter being sent to Lok Bhavan.
According to the latest political developments, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge is said to have instructed Konda Surekha to step down from the state Cabinet, warning her not to take the matter to the point where the party would be forced to dismiss her.
Reports suggest that Konda Surekha requested the high command to reconsider its decision. However, her appeal reportedly failed to change the leadership’s position.
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Amid the developments, there is speculation that Surekha may submit her resignation before Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy returns from Delhi. Sources indicate that she is believed to have concluded that resigning voluntarily would be preferable to being removed from the Cabinet.
The situation has also reportedly triggered deeper uncertainty over Surekha’s political future. She is said to feel that continuing in the Congress after resigning from the ministerial post could be humiliating, and is reportedly considering the possibility of resigning from the party as well.
The developments have intensified political speculation in Telangana, with attention now focused on whether Konda Surekha will submit her resignation and what decision she may take regarding her future in the Congress.