Why did the BRS leader say what is surrounded by ‘demons’ like KCR ‘God’?

Hyderabad. The internal discord within the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) came to light on Friday when the party’s Legislative Council member K.K. Kavita objected to the letter written to her father and party president K Chandrashekhar Rao (KCR). Kavita also said that some conspiracies are going on in the party. He said that KCR is like ‘God’ which is surrounded by some ‘demons’. After returning from the US, while talking to reporters at Rajiv Gandhi International (RGI) airport here on Friday evening, he surprised how an internal letter became public. Kavita said, “Two weeks ago I wrote a letter to KCR ji. I had earlier expressed my opinion through letters. I recently said that conspiracies are happening. The letter written by me to KCR ji became public. All of us and the people of Telangana at the party will have to think about what is happening. ”Kavita said that she has expressed the opinion of the people in her letter only after visiting half of Telangana and has no personal agenda. He said that there is a need to consider who is behind making his letter public. Kavita was asked who is behind the conspiracy she is talking about? In response, he said, “KCR is God. However, there are some demons around them. Due to them, there is a lot of damage. I am the daughter of KCR. If the letter written by me became public, then there should be a debate about the fate of other people in the party. ”Kavita said that she regularly reacts to the party chief. Referring to the comments of Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders on internal affairs of BRS after the letter went public, Kavita said that Rao is his leader. He said that under the leadership of KCR, BRS will move forward and the party will continue to flourish for a long time, provided the ‘small flaws’ within the party are removed and the leaders who secretly helped other parties are removed. Kavita alleged that both Congress and BJP have failed in Telangana and KCR is his option. BRS leader K.K. Kavita threw light on the negative and positive aspects of the recent meeting of the party, her father and former Chief Minister K.K. Chandrashekhar Rao (KCR) allegedly wrote a letter which has given rise to speculation in the political circles of Telangana. Kavita said in a letter written in Telugu and English, “As you (KCR) talked only two minutes, some people started speculating that there will be an alliance with BJP in future. Even I was personally felt that you (against the BJP) should have spoken firmly. This is probably because I (because of the BJP) suffered. Father, you should have targeted the BJP further. ”BRS celebrated his silver jubilee in Warangal on 27 April. Kavita cited Rao’s silence on many major issues like 42 percent reservation for backward classes, classification of Scheduled Castes and Waqf Amendment Act as a reason for negative response. In the letter, he said that the Congress government has lost its support at the ground level and some BRS workers now see the BJP as a viable option. Kavita said that when the BRS recently decided not to contest the Legislative Council elections, it gave a strong indication among the party workers that they could tie up with the BJP.

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