HYDERABAD  JAN  30    :   On Tuesday in Hyderabad, Telugu Desam party national general secretary Nara Lokesh received a letter from Satyavedu YSRCP legislator Koneti Adimoolam expressing his dissatisfaction with the party leadership’s decision to field him in the Tirupati Lok Sabha vote for the upcoming general elections.

Koneti Suman, his son, was with him.

 Before briefly disappearing, Koneti Adimoolam made a number of accusations against Minister Peddireddy Ramachandra Reddy.

Ahead of this month’s pivotal Rajya sabha elections, the YSRCP legislator’s meeting with Nara Lokesh took on political significance.

Though Helen, the daughter of former Satyavedu MLA Hemalatha, has officially been named the Telugu Desam party’s MLA nominee for the upcoming elections, it is yet unknown what guarantees were made to the YSRCP lawmaker to join the TDP.

The YSRCP first provided Adimoolam with the opportunity to get elected as an MLA and subsequently elevated him to run as an MP in the subsequent general elections from the renowned Tirupati parliament constituency. Dr. M. Gurumoorthy, the MP for Tirupati, called the gathering an unholy nexus.