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Rahul unhappy with Revanth Reddy

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December 22, 2024

Rahul Gandhi is upset with Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy over association with Adani group, conflicting with Congress's anti-Adani narrative.

- BADAR BASHIR

Rahul unhappy with Revanth Reddy

NEW DELHI After Telangana Chief Minsiter Revanth Reddy hosted Gautam Adani, chairman of Adani Group, one of the top industrialists in the world for donations, the Congress supremo Rahul Gandhi is said to be unhappy with the Telangana Chief Minister. Moreover, according to party insiders, he has refused to meet the Reddy when he had come to Delhi few days back.

It is believed that Rahul Gandhi is unhappy with Revanth as he had accepted a Rs 100 crore donation from the Adani Group for establishing a skills university in Telangana (which he later announced to return) which Congress leaders think showed disregard towards Rahul Gandhi's narrative building against Adani in the Parliament. A political observer said, "Rahul Gandhi has been vocal in his criticism of Adani and his alleged business malpractices. And now a Congress chief minister is taking photographs with Adani, what message does it send? Either Revanth is not with what Rahul, which means that Revanth is too bold and cannot be reigned by anyone, not even the high command.

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