Shah Rukh Khan

Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee president K Keshava Rao has nothing to do with the street brawl between the families of Chief Minister YS Rajashekar Reddy and former CLP leader P Janardhan Reddy. But he is in deep trouble. As the president of the ruling party in the State, he has to ensure that there's no trouble for the party because of the actions of some leaders. AICC president Sonia Gandhi has reportedly sought a report on the street fighting between YSR's brother YS Ravindranath Reddy and his son YS Sumadhur Reddy and PJR's son P Vishnuvardhan Reddy and his followers.

Sonia Gandhi believes that the street fight has brought ill repute to the Congress and lowered the image of the party in the eyes of the public. Keshava Rao is busy preparing a report. To ensure that there's no further trouble between the two families, Keshava Rao has in fact offered to broker peace.

This is the first time that the families of Congress top leaders have fought on the street like rowdies. The police too behaved in a partisan manner siding with the chief minister's family.

Keshava Rao has to include all these in the report to the AICC leadership. The job before him is tricklish.

So he wants to broker peace and tone down the incident in the report. Poor Keshava Rao has now a Herculean task ahead of him. He must have realised that heading the ruling party is not an easy job, more so when not only party leaders are at loggerheads but their families too.