KCR’s Broken Dream: Now KCR Is A Former CM

The results of the assembly elections left the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) party deeply disappointed. KCR led 14 years Telangana movement and government for ten years. He wanted to become the Chief Minister for the third time, but the results were unexpectedly reversed. KCR said that the honour of forming Telangana is enough for him. KCR couldn’t fulfil his dreams; he wanted to set a rare record in the south, but now he was disappointed. If that one dream had been fulfilled, KCR would have been completely satisfied with his political career.

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So far, no one has become the Chief Minister for the third time in any South Indian state (Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana). KCR is confident that he will achieve that feat this time. KTR, the working president of the party, has also said the same thing several times. Unfortunately, KCR did not become the Chief Minister for the third time with unexpected results. KCR wanted to achieve a record that his mentor NTR (NT Rama Rao) could not succeed, but that dream did not come true. As KCR was not strong enough to form the government, he had to be called as a former chief minister.