As elections draw near in Telangana, YS Sharmila, the sister of Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy and chief of the YSRTP party, finds herself in a maze of uncertainty regarding her party’s merger with the Congress. Sharmila’s patience is wearing thin as the clock ticks away, and the impending elections loom on the horizon.

Sharmila’s Deadline Over:

The source of Sharmila’s growing frustration lies in what she perceives as a lack of attention from the Congress high command. She’s been engaged in multiple rounds of discussions with top Congress leaders, including meetings with Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, yet the merger remains in limbo. The Congress, preoccupied with selecting candidates for the upcoming electoral battle, appears to have diverted its focus from Sharmila’s proposal.

To inject a sense of urgency into the proceedings, Sharmila has set a strict deadline of September 30 for the merger of her party, YSRTP, with the Congress. This ultimatum has put Congress in a challenging position, raising questions about how they will respond.

Despite the passage of the deadline, Sharmila hasn’t given up. She continues to work ardently to convince the Congress high command of the merger’s significance. She’s met with national-level Congress leaders, expressing her frustration with the ongoing impasse.

Behind the Scenes:

However, behind the scenes, a complex web of political dynamics is at play. In Telangana, many Congress leaders staunchly oppose Sharmila’s entry, fearing it could jeopardize the party’s prospects in the upcoming elections. The Congress high command has offered Sharmila the option to work in Andhra Pradesh, where her brother serves as Chief Minister, but she remains steadfast in her quest to make an impact in Telangana.

Sharmila’s demands have raised eyebrows. She reportedly requested 15 MLA seats for her party in the upcoming elections, despite having never contested an election herself. This proposal was considered utterly ridiculous and dismissed by Congress, as per reports. She seems to be exploring a Rajya Sabha ticket from Karnataka as an alternative if the Congress remains reluctant to accommodate her in Telangana. However, working in Andhra Pradesh, where the Congress has minimal influence, doesn’t align with her ambitions.

Sharmila Considering “No Contest” in Case of No Merger:

In this political tussle, Sharmila’s future remains uncertain. The Congress’s response to her merger proposal will undoubtedly have far-reaching implications for the political landscape in both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. As per inside information, Sharmila doesn’t want to contest in the Upcoming Telangana Elections if the merger with Congress doesn’t materialize as she knows the result of such a contest beforehand. She will, in such cases, appeal to her fans to vote as per their conscience in the upcoming Telangana elections.

Overall political observers opine that Sharmila’s confusion in politics continues for a few more days.

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