Fresh notices were issued again to both leaders, and the Speaker reportedly asked them to file affidavits immediately. The Supreme Court earlier directed that these disqualification cases be resolved within four weeks. With the inquiry for other MLAs completed, political circles are now discussing Danam’s next move. His silence has created more speculation.

Danam contested the recent Lok Sabha polls from Secunderabad on a Congress ticket. Sources say responding to the notice may create political complications for him later. If the decision goes against him, it may weaken his position. Reports indicate he is considering resignation as a safer political option, especially with Congress gaining strong momentum in Greater Hyderabad.

Nagender travelled to Delhi on Thursday and met senior AICC leaders. He reportedly discussed his resignation plan and requested a cabinet position if he wins the by-election again. His followers believe he may announce his decision anytime. Congress leaders also feel a by-poll win in Khairatabad would be easier after the party’s huge majority in the Jubilee Hills by-election.

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Legal experts said the Speaker holds two choices. First, he may cancel all petitions and give a clean chit to all MLAs. The second option is to disqualify only those who allegedly have strong evidence of defection. Congress leadership reportedly prefers resignation from MLAs Danam Nagender and Kadiyam Srihari instead of direct disqualification, as it may appear more dignified. The other eight MLAs may likely receive a clean chit if the Speaker files an affidavit before the Court.

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and the Speaker plan to consult senior Supreme Court lawyers soon for clarity. Meetings are expected immediately to decide the legal path. Experts said the decision cannot be delayed further, and the final order must be issued before the deadline.

A firm decision is expected soon, and political circles are eagerly watching this key development.

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According to reports, MLAs Krishna Mohan, Arekapudi Gandhi, Sanjay, Mahipal Reddy, Pocharam Srinivas Reddy, Prakash Goud, Yadayya, and Venkata Rao told the Speaker that they remain loyal to the BRS and have not joined Congress. They argued that their meeting with the Chief Minister was only to discuss development works in their constituencies.

Meanwhile, senior leaders Kadiyam Srihari and Danam Nagender have sought additional time to submit their responses. The case has drawn political attention as it tests the anti-defection law and the stability of party lines in Telangana’s political landscape. A final decision now rests with the Speaker.

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