BRS has been tumbling like a pack of cards for the past two weeks. Several MPs, MLAs, and top
party officials are defecting to the ruling
congress party. The pattern of those who obtained
mp tickets from the
party moving to
congress and claiming they cannot run for BRS since it is not in power in the state has become a serious problem for BRS.
For example, in the
2019 Lok Sabha elections, Chevella's current
mp, Ranjith Reddy, is running as a
congress candidate after switching parties and receiving a ticket from the BRS. Kadiyam Kavya, the
warangal BRS candidate, experienced the same situation. Following her ticket,
kavitha left the
party and joined the
congress, her
father Kadiyam
srihari accompanying her. According to the most recent speculations, two more candidates who were granted BRS
mp tickets intend to join the
congress party. That would be a moral defeat for BRS far before the elections.
The BRS
party is going through its lowest moment since its founding right now. Following their defeat in the
assembly elections, a number of its well-known leaders joined the
congress and BJP. Numerous BRS MPs and MLAs have already joined Congress. According to
minister Komatireddy
venkat Reddy, about thirty BRS MLAs are considering joining the Congress.