KCR was the most popular politician in the state till yesterday. However, the present scenario in telangana has evolved, leaving him with dwindling support. BRS, in contrast to TDP, lacks a cadre-based organization, with both cadre and leaders imported from TDP. The uncertainty over whether or not incumbent MLAs will stay or go adds to the unpredictability. kcr most likely did not foresee this weakening scenario.

BRS is stuck between the state and central ruling parties, with two national parties fighting for its support. One is in charge of the state, while the other is in charge of the center, placing kcr in a difficult situation. With previous experience, congress is anticipated to recruit BRS MLAs and may seek to merge BRS LP, as it has done twice before. Simultaneously, if the bjp wields power, it may provide a problem in defending BRS MLAs. The bjp, by focusing on the centre, may cause more difficulty than the Congress. Even if kcr joins the NDA, the bjp is unlikely to absorb the party totally, granting just legal protection.

Regardless of the size of the party, battling two national parties is no simple task for kcr and BRS, who are burdened with different allegations gathered during their 10 years in power. kcr was able to protect kavitha from arrest in the delhi Liquor Scam as the former CM, but with the loss of power, he now faces further obstacles from investigations by the revanth reddy administration.

As a result, kcr is driven to seek consensus with a national party. Modi acknowledged KCR's bid to join the NDA, but he was turned down. kcr now has two choices: fight two national parties alone or negotiate with the BJP. Both possibilities provide significant obstacles, making KCR's status extremely perilous.


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