Hyderabad: KCR, the chief minister for nine years, spent Saturday analyzing polling reports. He believes that a last-minute rush to vote in certain districts could favor his party, leading to a hat trick for his government. KCR dismissed exit polls and is confident that BRS will have a clear majority. However, he is keeping a close eye on the candidates and has asked them to be in Hyderabad by Sunday evening to prevent any attempts to poach their leaders in case of a hung Assembly. The BRS is also watching the Congress party, as exit polls suggest they have an advantage.
The party cadre has been asked to prepare for victory celebrations. KCR has received reports on voting patterns and is confident about winning with a simple majority. If they fall slightly short, the BRS may seek support from other parties. However, it is unclear if the BJP would support them and if they would accept it. The BJP has claimed to be the kingmakers and may support BRS based on their support.
