Tati Krishnaiah, who was competing for the Mulugu party ticket until the last day of nomination, has resigned from the BJP. He made this announcement during a press conference at his home on Saturday morning, where he also broke down in tears.
Krishnaiah stated that he had been working with the BJP in the Mulugu Constituency for four years. During this time, he formed committees in all the mandals of the district and prepared the BJP cadre to challenge the ruling BRS and opposition Congress parties. He expressed his concern that he had taken a loan of lakhs of rupees to strengthen the BJP and had been supporting the party leaders and workers, believing that he would lead them until the end.
Despite his efforts and dedication, Krishnaiah felt that he was not given the recognition he deserved. He mentioned that even though other people were given party tickets, none of the state and district leaders contacted him or informed him about any assurances for his future within the party. He felt insulted by this lack of communication and decided to resign from his post.
Krishnaiah stated that he does not agree with the way the BJP party handles its affairs. His future plans will now be decided based on the decision of his cadre in the Mulugu constituency. Several BJP leaders and activists from seven mandals joined him in his resignation.
