BRS: Kalvakuntla Chandrasekhar Rao demonstrated his political acumen in the name of Telangana movement. In the name of Telangana slogan, he brought Congress, BJP, Communists along with TDP which is an anti Telangana party in his way. Telangana Iste Chalu also announced that he is ready to merge his party into the national party. With this, Telangana was achieved. But, after KCR came to power after the formation of Telangana, he tried to trample the parties that supported him. Congress and TDP were left out. The winning MLAs were included in BRS. He achieved monopoly power in Telangana with his political acumen.
Development of Telangana..
And Telangana has achieved significant development under the rule of KCR. Good progress has been made in terms of water, funds and electricity. This is an undeniable truth. But his mistake was not counting anyone. Acting like a monarch. He rules as if he is the king of Telangana and takes his decisions as if they are final. Congress was stripped of its opposition status so that there would be no one to question it.
The way it has changed after a decade..
All these years KCR thought that he was doing everything for the people of Telangana. He thought that he would be in power for another 20 years. But, ten years later, the situation changed. Failing to be inclusive, undermines values. The Telangana community, which has been watching this closely, defeated the Rose Party in the 2023 assembly elections. The Andhra settlers who he cursed were the ones who stood by in Hyderabad. All of Telangana voted for the national parties, Congress and BJP. After losing power, all the leaders who migrated to the party are now moving towards the ruling Congress.
Can you save the party?
And now KCR's situation has become like a journey without a destination. Seniors and juniors are leaving the party regardless of whether they have been appointed or not. Joining Congress. In this background, the existence of BRS is becoming questionable. Looking at the situation before the parliamentary elections, analysts predict that it will be worse after the parliamentary elections. It is stated that if one or two seats are won in the election, there will be no one to support KCR. One or two MPs who won are also of the opinion that they will join whichever party is in power at the centre. How KCR will save the party in this situation is an unanswered question.
