Political Turmoil Expected After Lok Sabha Elections, BRS to Benefit: KCR

BRS chief KCR made significant remarks suggesting that political turmoil is likely to follow the Lok Sabha elections, and that any developments during this period would be advantageous for the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS). He shared these views on Thursday at Telangana Bhavan while distributing B-forms to parliamentary candidates. During his speech, he hinted at a revival of his dynamic leadership from the movement era, asserting, "You will soon see the KCR of the movement days." He also announced that the bus tour route map would be finalized today, indicating a strong campaign strategy against Congress, which he claimed has already begun facing significant opposition. KCR emphasized that the coming days would belong to us and that our voice must be heard in Parliament.

He urged that farmer issues should be widely promoted among the public as a central agenda. He reassured his party members that the departure of some leaders from BRS would not harm the party. KCR has chosen a new strategy for the parliamentary elections campaign, which includes inspecting dried-up fields and participating in roadshows.

It is understood that he plans to conduct roadshows and corner meetings in each parliamentary constituency, with activities scheduled from morning until 11 AM, and again in the evenings. Additionally, plans are in place to hold large public meetings in Siddipet and Warangal with the participation of over a hundred thousand people.