After YSRCP MPs resigned from their respective constituencies, the Parliament was adjourned indefinitely. Which meant, the LS Speaker Sumitra Mahajan did not have an opportunity to take a decision on the resignations submitted by the YSRCP MPs.
The LS Speaker initially asked the YSRCP MPs to meet her on June 1st, as per the letter sent to them on May 19th. With some key changes to the letter, another notice has been sent to the YSRCP MPs asking them to meet her individually on 29th May 2019 between 1700hrs to 1800hrs at her office.
Political analysts are keenly observing the developments taking place in Hastina. Many opine that Sumitra Mahajan’s decision is likely to influence the political environment in AP. If the LS Speaker accepts the resignation of the YSRCP MPs, then YS Jagan & Co. is considered to be victorious in the ‘Resignation Drama’. If it is vice versa, then the TDP would have another arrow in their artillery claiming that YSRCP new the outcome, yet played the entire drama under BJP’s direction.
