Hyderabad: Recent developments involving Kavitha might negatively affect the BRS party, which is recovering from several setbacks.
Party members believe that this issue should have remained private and are disappointed it became public. They urge the leadership to resolve it swiftly. A senior leader, under anonymity, mentioned that denying the letter’s authorship could have buried the issue. However, Kavitha’s admission suggests internal party and family disagreements, provoking concern among members about the leak’s origin.
Leaders, who were previously enthusiastic after a successful silver jubilee event in Elkathurthy, now face confusion due to this controversy. With recent losses in Assembly and Lok Sabha elections, this situation could lower morale further as they approach local body elections. The silence from key figures like KCR, who is at his farmhouse, and KTR, currently abroad, adds to the uncertainty.
Some party members urge the BRS chief to step in, fearing potential escalation. A leader from North Telangana noted that BJP is gaining ground in rural areas, even among minorities. Villagers express interest in giving BJP a chance after trying BRS and Congress. The leader pointed out that Congress’s failure to fulfill promises may lead to a direct contest between BRS and BJP in upcoming elections. Party members are keen for leadership to address and resolve these issues promptly.
