Hyderabad, Dec 3 (Hydnow): The tremors are real, and the BRS is feeling the shake! In a dramatic twist, CM Chandrashekhar Rao, the mighty KCR, is trailing in the Reddy Assembly constituency despite a presumed lead in his stronghold of Gajvel. Three rounds in, and KCR still clings to a precarious third position in Reddy, while his Gajwel lead seems shaky.
But the tremors aren’t confined to KCR. Six of his ministers, once considered invincible, are facing a brutal electoral reality check. Rajendra, the Huzurabad strongman, finds himself in a humiliating third position. And it’s not just him. Srinivas Gowda, Dayakar Rao, Eshwar, Indrakaran, Povada Ajay – all ministers, all trailing.
The wind, it seems, is blowing saffron and white. Congress, the resurgent underdog, is leading in most seats, rewriting the political narrative with every counted vote. Even Revanth Reddy, KCR’s nemesis, is enjoying a comfortable lead in Kodingal, adding salt to the BR’s wounds.
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But this isn’t a complete Congress whitewash. Some ministers, like Malaridi in Medchal, are facing their own electoral battles. Yet, the overall picture is undeniable – Congress is riding a wave, and BRS is sinking in quicksand.
The Gajwel cliffhanger continues. KCR, the once-unassailable leader, is locked in a fierce three-way battle. Huzurabad, once a BRS bastion, is a free-for-all. And across Telangana, ministers are staring down the possibility of defeat.
This is no longer a BRS vs. Congress fight. This is an earthquake, a political storm that has shaken the very foundations of Telangana’s power structure. Will KCR defy the odds and reclaim his throne? Can Congress hold onto its momentum and deliver a historic victory? Or will a new force emerge from the chaos, rewriting the script yet again?
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Stay tuned, friends, because this is just the beginning. The Telangana drama is far from over, and every vote, every twist, will have the state holding its breath. (Hydnow)
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