Internal feuds take centre stage right in front of KTR and Harish

The BRS party, which has lost power, is up to the brim with quarrels between internal factions. The leaders who had adjusted to the party line during the elections are now trying to show their dominance. Disagreements have become a major headache for the party as it prepares for the general elections. Recently, this internal fight was revealed in the preparatory meetings for a Parliament constituency. These differences were resolved in front of the party working president KTR and former minister Harish Rao. During the discussion on the Chevella constituency, differences between former minister Patnam Mahender Reddy and ex-MLA Pilot Rohit Reddy of Tandur came to light.

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As part of the meeting, Rohit Reddy’s followers interrupted while ex-minister Mahender Reddy was speaking. On this occasion, they raised slogans in favour of Rohit Reddy. At this time Mahender Reddy and Rohit Reddy had an argument. Harish Rao, who presided pacified both the groups. If group clashes are exposed in the party headquarters itself, then it can be understood at what level it is in the constituencies.

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Differences Lead to the Defeat!

It seems that the reason for the defeat in the assembly elections is also the internal skirmishes in the party. Most constituencies have two or three factions. There are reports that the party has been defeated due to the non-cooperation of those who did not get the ticket. Candidates are also complaining before the leadership that they have lost due to the behaviour of their own party leaders. Will these internal differences be put to rest by the time of the general elections? Or would there be a repeat of the assembly election results in the MP elections as well? It all depends on the kind of decisions BRS will make from now.