BRS In A Sort Of Trouble Ahead Of Elections?

The ruling party in Telangana, Bharat Rashtra Samithi is eyeing history. Apparently, no political party in the southern states managed to win three consecutive wins. But BRS wants to achieve this and is busy taking the required steps. The ruling party is also a few steps ahead in announcing the candidate.

On the other hand, the party leaders are busy aggressively targeting the opposition parties. Of late, we have been seeing MLC Kavitha coming down severely on them asking who is the CM candidate of the opposition parties.

However, the ongoing developments hint that the BRS is likely in some sort of trouble before the elections. When the tickets were announced, candidates who didn't get the tickets expressed dissatisfaction with the party leadership. A few sitting MLAs missed the tickets.

Candidates who missed the tickets are said to be working on how to shock the party. Ex-Minister Thummala Nageswara Rao is also among the big candidates who missed the tickets. It is said that he might join the Congress party. An angry BRS lady MLA is said to be in the process of joining the Congress and many more might follow the path.

It is known that surveys have predicted the right outcomes in many elections recently. Be it Karnataka Gujarat or Himachal Pradesh, the surveys predicted the right outcome, and a survey was also held in Telangana. The survey results are problematic for the BRS.

Media reports say that the Telangana Intentions organization survey found that the party lost 3 percent of the support while the Congress party saw a rise in support by the same three percent. It is also said that KCR's supporters percentage also went down.

BRS is also focusing on welfare and brought many schemes like Dalit Bandu and others. The party said that such schemes would be implemented for all the communities. A loan waiver scheme for the farmers was also announced by the ruling party.

These schemes are said to be not getting a positive response and many doubt whether they are aimed at the elections as the loan waiver was announced months ahead of the general elections.

People are also drawing comparisons between Dalit Bandu and agricultural loan waivers as both are announced ahead of the elections. Dalit Bandu was announced in a big way. However, the scheme ran into a few controversies later.