Ex-TDP leader and actor Divyavani joins Congress
The Hindu
Divyavani, former TDP leader and Telugu actor, joined the Congress party on Wednesday. She was welcomed by AICC in charge Manikrao Thakre with a kanduva. She had quit the TDP last June due to alleged 'humiliation' by party leaders.
Former Telugu Desam Party (TDP) leader and actor Divyavani joined the Congress party on Wednesday. She met All India Congress Committee (AICC) in charge Manikrao Thakre and formally joined the party. She was welcomed into the party fold by Mr. Thakre by offering a kanduva.
Ms. Divyavani, who was the official spokesperson of the TDP in Andhra Pradesh, had quit the party last June alleging ‘humiliation’ by a section of the party leaders. She had been maintaining a low profile till her latest decision to join the Congress today. She is a popular Telugu actor and TV artiste.
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