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KCR-Errabelli war at BAC: What really happened
KCR-Errabelli Dayakar Rao War At BAC: What Really Happened. We already told you that Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and Telugu Desam floor leader Errabelli Dayakar Rao clashed during the Business Advisory Committee meeting at the Speaker\'s chamber on Wednesday.
We already told you that Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and Telugu Desam floor leader Errabelli Dayakar Rao clashed during the Business Advisory Committee meeting at the Speaker's chamber on Wednesday.
If you are wondering what the duo crossed their swords over, we have the details for you. It is learnt that the leaders debated over how many days the Assembly should be in session. Besides, KCR is believed to have objeted to the presence of two TDP MLAs-Revanth Reddy and Errabelli at the BAC meeting.
The Telangana chief minister also asserted that only one MLA's representative was enough and he will be allowed to speak.
Dayakar tried to reason with KCR saying two TRS MLAs were allowed at the BAC meet earlier. However, KCR said something else. “The CM said it might have been done in the past, but he will not allow it now. I asked why this change in the rules. The CM said he knows how to run the Assembly. I said I know how to behave in the Assembly,” said Errabelli recalling KCR's words.
When Dayakar suggested that the Assembly session be held till November 30, KCR objected to it and said that November 22 would be the last day.
