In the high-stakes political theatre of Telangana, National BJP General Secretary and Karimnagar MP, Bandi Sanjay Kumar, painted a vivid picture on Thursday.He likened TPCC President A.Revant Reddy and Health Minister T.Harish Rao to unwitting pawns in the grand game orchestrated by BRS Chief and Chief Minister, K.Chandrashekar Rao.
Dismissing reports of KCR’s supposed summit at Pragati Bhavan, where Harish and Minister KT Rama Rao hashed out the party manifesto for the upcoming Assembly elections, Kumar asserted, “It’s a misconception.They weren’t charting a united front; instead, they were engaged in a fierce tussle for the Chief Minister’s throne, right under BRS Chief’s nose.”
Harish’s fervent demand for seats stemmed from his integral role in the statehood movement, resisting a handover to the US-returnee, KTR, who seemingly ‘parachuted’ into the scene.This rift now presents KCR with a conundrum, struggling to mediate peace between these two warring kin within his own household.Secret emissaries have been shuttling between the BRS Chief and TPCC Chief in attempts to broker an understanding.
Bandi alleged that the Congress remains in a flux, with the CM yet to give his nod to the final list of candidates.With a sardonic twist, he suggested that the BRS’s fortunes have plummeted so low that they’re resorting to flashy displays of ‘adda coolies’ donning party scarves, just to tout new recruits.
Whispers are afloat that the BRS might be angling for a comeback by forging a coalition government with the Congress and AIMIM.
The BJP’s roster of contenders has been dispatched to Delhi.As soon as the ink dries on the final decisions, expect an official announcement from Bandi and company.”
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