Telangana Assembly elections - BRS makes strategic moves
The governing Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) is taking a calculated strategy in the lead-up to the 2019 assembly elections to strengthen its position and quell internal dissent. The party leadership is comforting the cadre and fostering unity by displaying its resolve to acknowledge the efforts of its long-standing members and ticket contenders in various ways.
The recent appointment of Patnam Mahender Reddy, a prominent leader and MLC for the BRS, to the State cabinet has sent a strong statement about the party's commitment to honoring the achievements of its key constituents, resolving complaints, and encouraging diversity within its ranks. In the same vein, Dr. N sudhakar Rao, a former Palakurthy mla, was proposed for the position of chairman of the Aarogyasri Trust. Chennamaneni Ramesh, a Vemulawada mla candidate who was unsuccessful, has been chosen to serve as a government advisor for agriculture.
While prominent leaders like Dasoju sravan and Kurra Satyanarayana, who were strong candidates for the mla tickets, have been nominated as MLCs under the governor quota, another senior leader, Goli srinivas Reddy, has been nominated as the chairman of the telangana State Food Corporation.
"The top positions in politics are not the mla seats. While announcing the first list of BRS candidates, BRS President and chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao stated that there are further chances like as MPs, MLCs, Corporation chairpersons, and other jobs. By providing them with alternative options, the ruling BRS hopes to allay the party cadre's worries about their political futures. The party seeks to encourage and keep its cadre by giving skilled leaders the chance to assume influential positions, so preventing defections and fostering cohesion. Additionally, it is reaffirming its dedication to developing internal leadership.
The BRS's strategic actions go beyond major nominations and cabinet positions. Aspirants who did not receive tickets are being contacted by the party leadership, who assures them that their efforts will still be valued. The party recently showed its compassionate side by giving Rs 1.5 crore in financial support to the grieving relatives of several of its front-line activists, including v Saichand and kusuma Jagadish. As a result, it was successful in increasing party cadre morale and averting the splitting of support that may have presented a problem in the lead-up to the assembly elections.
The recent appointment of Patnam Mahender Reddy, a prominent leader and MLC for the BRS, to the State cabinet has sent a strong statement about the party's commitment to honoring the achievements of its key constituents, resolving complaints, and encouraging diversity within its ranks. In the same vein, Dr. N sudhakar Rao, a former Palakurthy mla, was proposed for the position of chairman of the Aarogyasri Trust. Chennamaneni Ramesh, a Vemulawada mla candidate who was unsuccessful, has been chosen to serve as a government advisor for agriculture.
While prominent leaders like Dasoju sravan and Kurra Satyanarayana, who were strong candidates for the mla tickets, have been nominated as MLCs under the governor quota, another senior leader, Goli srinivas Reddy, has been nominated as the chairman of the telangana State Food Corporation.
"The top positions in politics are not the mla seats. While announcing the first list of BRS candidates, BRS President and chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao stated that there are further chances like as MPs, MLCs, Corporation chairpersons, and other jobs. By providing them with alternative options, the ruling BRS hopes to allay the party cadre's worries about their political futures. The party seeks to encourage and keep its cadre by giving skilled leaders the chance to assume influential positions, so preventing defections and fostering cohesion. Additionally, it is reaffirming its dedication to developing internal leadership.
The BRS's strategic actions go beyond major nominations and cabinet positions. Aspirants who did not receive tickets are being contacted by the party leadership, who assures them that their efforts will still be valued. The party recently showed its compassionate side by giving Rs 1.5 crore in financial support to the grieving relatives of several of its front-line activists, including v Saichand and kusuma Jagadish. As a result, it was successful in increasing party cadre morale and averting the splitting of support that may have presented a problem in the lead-up to the assembly elections.