He was referring to the All India Congress Committee leader M. Veerappa Moily who is in charge of theparty's Andhra Pradesh affairs.

Referring to K. Rosaiah, who has been installed chief minister following YSR's death, Tewari added: 'There is a chief minister in Andhra Pradesh. There is a cabinet in that state, which has taken oath and if at all at any point of time there is a change in the situation, we will inform you.'

Meanwhile, K.V.P. Ramachandra Rao, who is also member of the Rajya Sabha, met YSR's son Jaganmohan Reddy at the CM's Camp Office soon after his return from Delhi where he pitched hard for his candidature.

Rao met party president Sonia Gandhi, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and other senior leaders during the three days he was in Delhi and apprised Jaganmohan of the outcome of his talks.

He would return to Delhi after attending an all-party condolence meeting here Friday evening for further consultations with the leadership.

His visit to Hyderabad, meeting with Jaganmohan and return to Delhi triggered speculations in political circles in Hyderabad that the leadership was reluctant to name 37-year-old Jagan, a first time parliamentarian, as the next chief minister and has instead offered him the post of deputy chief minister or a berth in central cabinet.

The leadership is also reportedly ready to appoint him to some key post in the party.