CM KCR: Will BRS (TRS) Contest In Gujarat Elections, Main Focus On These Seats?

The party ranks say that after the result of the previous by-election, new enthusiasm is seen in the pink boss KCR. After the victory of the TRS party candidate, the party ranks are celebrating their first victory after the announcement of the national party. This victory is auspicious for Bharat Rashtra Samithi. Earlier, CM KCR and Minister KTR commented that the foundation of BRS (TRS) will be the foundation. In addition to changing the name of TRS to Bharat Rashtra Samithi before the previous by-election, Rose Boss has decided to contest in the previous by-election under the name of a new party. Due to technical reasons, CM KCR decided to stand in the first round under the name of TRS. Without mentioning the name of BRS, the campaign was carried out in Munugodu under the name of TRS. Also, the people of the rural areas did not know the name of BRS completely, so they campaigned under the name of TRS. However, in the public meeting, KCR declared that the previous success was the foundation of his national politics and the national party. As expected, the victory of TRS candidate Kusukuntla Prabhakar Reddy has given a good boost to BRS. With success in Munugodu, now rose boss KCR is preparing to go before the people as BRS. At the national level, there is a talk that they are deliberating on what kind of strategy to go ahead with. With the completion of the previous by-election, they will ask the Election Commission to approve the change of their party soon. The party intends to fight this matter legally if necessary. As soon as the Election Commission approves the name change, the BRS party has the opportunity to announce national and state working groups.

There is a chance that KCR’s son and minister KTR will be the president of the Telangana state division. There are also opportunities for senior leaders to be given positions in the national working group. At present, the process of holding elections to the Legislative Assembly of Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat is underway. The Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly will go to polls in a single phase on November 12. But the process of nominations is over in this state. There is no chance to compete here. But it is interesting to know whether they will support any party. Keeping in mind the future politics, it has become interesting to see what kind of strategy KCR will go ahead with within these two state elections. On the other hand, elections will be held in two phases on December 1 and 5 in Gujarat. Party sources say that appeals are coming from Telangana residents and TRS fans to contest in some places in Gujarat.

There is a demand to contest in Surat as well as areas where Telugu people are in majority, and CM KCR is likely to announce a decision on this very soon, according to party sources. It seems that BRS is thinking of fielding candidates in Surat, Navsari, and Choryasi constituencies. In this regard, the candidates have been identified. But KCR had earlier announced that his party’s activities would first start in Maharashtra and Karnataka. But there is some doubt whether he will contest in Gujarat. Since it is a state that is well-held by the BJP… it seems that they are also discussing what will happen if they do not get the minimum number of votes here. On the whole, it is reported that KCR will focus more on national politics after the previous result.