New Delhi: K Rosaiah is likely to stay on as Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh.
Rosaiah, who took over the state amid a campaign by supporters of late YS Rajasekhara Reddy to give his son the top post, on Sunday said a meeting of Congress Legislature Party will be held before year-end.
The meeting of CLP is considered important because Rosaiah is yet to be formally elected its leader since he took over as Chief Minister following the death of Reddy in a helicopter crash in September.
Rosaiah, on his maiden visit to Delhi, told reporters after meeting Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, that he was "comfortable" but there have been no fixed tenures of Chief Ministers.
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