Following the formation of telangana as a separate state, the BRS party secured power in consecutive elections, aiming for a hat-trick in the recent assembly polls. However, the electorate delivered an unexpected blow to the BRS, resulting in successive setbacks for the party. Notably, key leaders have defected from the party, opting to join the congress instead.
The exodus of prominent leaders, including Kadiyam Srihari, previously holding significant positions such as Deputy CM, has created ripples in Telangana's political arena. Kadiam's departure from the BRS to the congress has not only disrupted the party but also posed challenges for KCR's administration. Despite offering the warangal ticket to Kadiam's daughter, Kavya, her subsequent decision to withdraw from the race and align with the congress came as a surprise to many.

Criticism has been leveled against Kadiam by former BRS colleagues, accusing him of betrayal for abandoning the party and joining the Congress. Allegations have emerged suggesting that kcr provided financial assistance to Kadiam, enabling his campaign after defecting to the Congress. Additionally, Kavya's interfaith marriage has stirred controversy, further complicating matters for the family.

Political analysts believe that Kadiam may face increasing challenges as the BRS continues to emphasize his alleged betrayal, urging voters to reject him. The ongoing turmoil surrounding Kadiam and his family underscores the fluidity of Telangana's political landscape, with shifting alliances and personal controversies shaping the electoral landscape.

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