"TRS has the support of CPI (four), BJP (three) CPI-M (one) Lok Satta (1) and two Independents to muster the required minimum support of 30 MLAs to move the no-confidence motion," its President K Chandrasekhara Rao told reporters here.
TRS has 17 MLAs in a house of 294 and it requires at least 30 MLAs to introduce the no-confidence motion.
Alleging that TRS is not sincere in its opposition against Congress, TDP had earlier refused the sub-regional parties' proposal to table the no-confidence motion.
The budget session of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly began today and the TRS is likely to submit the proposal tomorrow.
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