The recent defeat of the BRS party in the telangana assembly elections has sparked discussions and speculations about the political landscape in the state. Had the BRS secured around 50 seats, it is believed that the political dynamics would have been different. The limited tally of 39 seats led to observers contemplating alternative scenarios or considering the possibility that chief minister kcr remained silent as part of a strategic choice.

In the aftermath of the elections, the BRS faced an unexpected setback that party leaders did not anticipate. Despite external support from the bjp and internal backing from MIM, the formation of a government seemed unlikely to the people. During this time, the congress reportedly explored the option of moving its MLAs to camps with the aim of enticing defections and seizing power. However, KCR's silence during this period has been noted by observers, leading to speculation about his intentions and the future of the party.

While some interpret KCR's silence as a sign of acceptance of defeat, there are comments suggesting that the chief minister is regrouping and planning a comeback. The notion is that kcr is taking a brief hiatus before making a strategic move. One prevailing debate in telangana politics suggests that kcr might assume control of the congress party, criticizing its failures and decisions after the honeymoon period of the new government. This speculated program is anticipated to unfold after the lok sabha elections.

There are discussions about KCR's potential plan to attract dissatisfied congress MLAs and key leaders who did not secure ministerial posts to his side. The strategy is believed to involve patience, with kcr refraining from such initiatives until after the lok sabha elections. As kcr eyes a significant role at the national level in the upcoming lok sabha elections, his focus is expected to shift towards taking parliament elections seriously. The unity of congress party leaders in telangana is also seen as a factor that could influence KCR's plans.