YSR's Daughter Joins Congress, Sharmila To Revive Congress In Andhra Pradesh? | News @ 7
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of News 7 anchor Deepak Bopanna delves into the Andhra Pradesh's politics. Y S Sharmila's recent decision to join the Congress party in Andhra Pradesh has been hailed as a momentous development in the state's political arena. As the daughter of the Y S Rajashekar Reddy, she brings with her a rich legacy deeply-rooted in the state's political history. This move signifies her strong commitment to actively shape the political narrative and contribute to the welfare of the people. The political landscape in Andhra Pradesh is set to witness an intriguing transformation with Sharmila's entry into the Congress party. The guest for today's episode KV Prasad, senior journalist says "This move definitely gives Congress and edge," Tune in for an exclusive discussion only on Mirror Now.
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