Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao has made a huge revelation about his daughter, K Kavitha, saying that the BJP had even targeted her to switch parties. This has surprised TRS leaders and caused a stir in political circles.
While exposing the BJP’s conspiracies, Chief Minister KCR declared an all-out fight against the BJP and directed TRS MLAs, MPs, and Legislative Council members to be vigilant. Simultaneously, in order to suppress rebellion and divisions within the party, he promised to give tickets to all current MLAs and denied any speculation about mid-term elections.
However, this decision has displeased former Ministers, ex-MLAs, ex-MLCs, and senior leaders from all districts who were in the race of getting a party. Following the Chief Minister’s announcement that all sitting MLAs would be given tickets, ticket contenders and other leaders have become concerned about their political future and are trying their luck with other parties.
The Prashant Kishor team’s report to the Chief Minister about people’s dissatisfaction with 30 MLAs caused a political uproar in TRS circles. TRS assembly members were debating who the MLAs were on whom the sword was hanging, and the current MLAs were concerned about their future. Many Legislative Council and Corporation members were in contact with Congress and the BJP in order to regain access to the Assembly.
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However, the question here is whether TRS Legislative Council Member and Chief Minister’s daughter K. Kavitha was actually contacted by the BJP. Was she also invited to join the BJP? Is the CM’s daughter part of a strategy to alert TRS MLAs, as is being debated in political circles? Is it an attempt to disrepute the BJP? Since the TRS exposed the attempt to buy four MLAs, an SIT was formed to investigate the entire matter, and the TRS has used the Farmhouse issue as a weapon to defame the BJP throughout the country.
Chief Minister KCR stated that the next ten months are crucial politically for the TRS. He declared that the elections would be held on time and that the TRS would win 95 assembly seats. The Chief Minister admitted in his announcement that the TRS will lose 10 assembly constituencies because the state has 105 TRS assembly members. It is possible to imagine a wave of opposition to the TRS government in Telangana. Only time will tell whether this wave will continue to rise or fall.
Chief Minister KCR is well aware of the party’s strengths and weaknesses, so he has indicated that he will fight alongside Communist parties rather than fighting alone after the formation of a separate Telangana state. Both communist parties supported the TRS in the Munugode by-election.
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