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SC Categorization Panel Will Not Delay Sub-Categorization Issue: Kishan Reddy

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SC Categorization: Kishan Reddy

Hyderabad: State BJP President G Kishan Reddy on Monday clarified that the special task force announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address the issue of sub-categorization of Scheduled Castes was not intended to delay the process but rather to expedite it. Responding to criticism from various political parties, Reddy asserted that the task force … Read more

BJP-Congress Secret Deal Exposed?

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BJP_Bandi_Sanjay

BJP national general secretary and party Karimnagar candidate for the upcoming assembly polls, Bandi Sanjay, has claimed that Congress has asked its supporters and cadres not to vote for BRS and support BJP candidate in Karimnagar. Sanjay made this claim during an interview with a news channel. He said, “We don’t mind if you do … Read more

Palvai Sravanti Joins BRS

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Palvai Sravanti

Palvai Sravanti, hailing from the Munugodu constituency, officially joined BRS after resigning from the Congress. In a ceremony at Telangana Bhavan on November 12th, Minister KTR welcomed her into the party, covering her with a party scarf. KTR assured Sravanti of a fitting role within BRS, emphasizing her importance. Minister KTR acknowledged Palvai Govardhan Reddy’s … Read more

Congress Candidate in Medak Makes Bold Claim: 48 Hours of Power Supply Daily

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Congress Mynampally Rohith

HYDERABAD, India—As Telangana Assembly Elections approach, some opposition candidates are making unrealistic promises to attract voters. One such candidate is Mynampally Rohith, a Congress candidate from Medak, who has pledged to provide electricity for 48 hours per day if his party is elected. Mr. Rohith’s promise has raised eyebrows and drawn criticism from netizens, who … Read more

BRS: Congress’ Minority Declaration Threatens Harmony

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KTR Condemns Kejriwal's Arrest

The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) has called the Congress’ Minority Declaration an “unnecessary” and “harmful” proposal that could create conflict between Backward Classes (BCs) and minorities in Telangana. The declaration, which promises to conduct a caste census for minorities and ensure fair reservations for all backward classes, has been criticized by the BRS for being … Read more

Warangal: Tension among leaders intensifies as Congress delays Dornakal candidate announcement

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Warangal: The Congress party is yet to finalize its candidate for the Dornakal seat in the joint WGL district. This has caused tension among the aspirants for the ticket, as they are unsure who will be selected. The delay in announcing the candidate has also confused the party cadre, who are wondering whether their preferred … Read more

Telangana Election 2023: BRS Predicted to Win With 72-75 Seats

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BRS

A survey by Janta Ka Mood Political Research and Consultancy has found that the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) is likely to win the upcoming Telangana Assembly elections with 72 to 75 seats, while the Congress is expected to win 31 to 36 seats. The AIMIM and BJP are projected to win 6 to 7 seats and 4 to 6 seats respectively.

The survey found that the BRS is leading in terms of vote share with 41 percent, followed by the Congress with 34 percent, the BJP with 14 percent, and the AIMIM with 3 percent.

The report also found that there are 18 Assembly seats where there could be very close contests between the BRS, BJP, and Congress.

The report attributed the BRS‘ popularity to the leadership of Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, as well as the party’s popular schemes for farmers, youth, women, and other groups.

The report also found that the Congress is bogged down by internal rivalry and lacks a strong face to match Chandrashekhar Rao’s popularity.

The BJP, meanwhile, is suffering from groupism and internal rivalry between groups led by Bandi Sanjay and G Kishan Reddy.

Overall, the survey suggests that the BRS is well-positioned to win the upcoming Telangana Assembly elections.

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Vivek Venkataswamy Resigns from BJP, Joins Congress

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Vivek Venkataswamy

Vivek Venkataswamy, who was previously a member of the BJP, has decided to leave the party. He is expected to join the Congress, and this move took place in the presence of senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.   This decision by Vivek Venkataswamy is seen as a significant setback for the BJP in Telangana, especially … Read more

Ram Mohan Goud Returns to BRS

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Ram Mohan Goud

Hyderabad: Barely two weeks after joining the Congress, Muddugouni Ram Mohan Goud on Wednesday rejoined the BRS party in the presence of senior leader and Minister T Harish Rao. His wife and former corporator Lakshmi Pasanna Goud and other leaders also joined the BRS.

Goud was the BRS candidate in the 2018 elections and lost to Congress candidate D. Sudheer Reddy, who later defected to the BRS along with other Congress MLAs. Goud had joined the Congress in the presence of TPCC Chief Revanth Reddy on October 12.

Why did Goud rejoin the BRS?

There are a few possible reasons why Goud may have rejoined the BRS. One possibility is that he was unhappy with the Congress party. The Congress party has been struggling in Telangana in recent years, and Goud may have felt that he had better chances of winning an election with the BRS.

Another possibility is that Goud was pressured by the BRS to rejoin the party. The BRS is the ruling party in Telangana, and it has a lot of power and influence. Goud may have felt that he had no choice but to rejoin the BRS if he wanted to stay in politics.

What does this mean for the upcoming Telangana elections?

Goud’s return to the BRS is a boost for the party ahead of the upcoming Telangana elections. The BRS is already the frontrunner in the elections, and Goud’s return will make it even more difficult for the other parties to defeat the BRS.

The Congress party is particularly hurt by Goud’s return to the BRS. The Congress was hoping to make a comeback in the upcoming elections, but Goud’s return to the BRS makes it more difficult for the Congress to win seats.
It remains to be seen whether Goud will be able to win the LB Nagar constituency in the upcoming elections.

However, his return to the BRS is a positive development for the party and a setback for the Congress.

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CM KCR Labels Congress for Past Violence and Lust for Power

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Telangana CM KCR

Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, also known as KCR, has been criticizing the Congress for its history of violence and its relentless pursuit of power, even as the party is facing internal divisions. KCR, who leads the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), urged the public to reject the Congress as a message to leaders who … Read more

Telangana Opinion Poll: BRS Leading with Comfortable Margin

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BRS

Telangana Opinion Poll: A recent opinion poll by the Sri Atmasakshi (SAS) Group has predicted that the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) is all set to secure a comfortable victory in the upcoming Telangana Assembly elections. The survey says that the BRS is leading with a 42.5 percent vote share, while the Congress is likely … Read more

Komatireddy Brothers’ Secret Pact with Congress-BJP Exposed, Says Harish Rao

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Harish Rao : Komatireddy Brothers' Secret Pact with Congress-BJP Exposed, Says Harish Rao

Finance Minister T Harish Rao has accused the Komatireddy brothers of having a secret pact with the Congress-BJP to defeat the BRS in the upcoming Telangana Assembly elections. He said that the return of Komatireddy Rajgopal Reddy to the Congress was proof of this pact. Harish Rao pointed out that Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, who is … Read more