Revanth Reddy moved to remove Forest Minister Konda Surekha from the Council of Ministers.
An official statement said a recommendation for her removal was sent to the Governor.
The dispute followed her daughter's public criticism of the Chief Minister.
Surekha said she was forcibly removed and alleged sidelining within the party.
She said she does not intend to leave the Congress party or change her political affiliation.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Konda Surekha was moved out of the cabinet after a political dispute linked to her daughter's remarks about the Chief Minister. It also agrees that an official recommendation for her removal was sent to the Governor.
What remains open is the full outcome of the removal process, since the available account only says a recommendation was sent to the Governor. Surekha's claims of unequal political standards are her account of events and are not independently resolved here.
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The reporting describes a cabinet removal move by Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy after a dispute linked to Konda Surekha's daughter's remarks. It states that an official recommendation for removal was sent to the Governor. Surekha responded that she was forcibly removed and denied any plan to leave the Congress party. The account stays close to the procedural facts and the competing claims.
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Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has moved to remove Forest Minister Konda Surekha from the Council of Ministers following a political dispute and her daughter's public criticism of the Chief Minister. An official statement confirmed that a recommendation for her removal was sent to the Governor. Surekha claimed she was forcibly removed and alleged that she faced administrative sidelining and unequal political standards within the party, though she maintained that she has no intention of leaving the Congress party or switching her political affiliation.