In a surprising move, BRS chief KCR has recently revealed his intention to contest from not one, but two constituencies in the upcoming elections. He is set to run for office in the customary Gajwel constituency and also in Kamareddy. This strategic decision seems to be part of a larger plan to secure the Kamareddy constituency for his daughter, Kavitha.
It is rumored that after securing a win in the Kamareddy constituency, KCR plans to step down from the MLA post, subsequently paving the way for Kavitha’s entry into the political arena through a by-election. By securing victory in Kamareddy, KCR aims to bolster his party’s influence in the Northern Telangana region and establish a favorable platform for Kavitha’s future political endeavors. This strategy also minimizes the risk of Kavitha facing a direct defeat in the constituency.
To execute this plan successfully, KCR must secure a resounding victory against his opponent, Congress’s Shabbir Ali. Additionally, complicating matters, Tollywood veteran Vijayashanthi reportedly intends to contest against KCR from Kamareddy as a BJP candidate, potentially introducing challenges to KCR’s ambitions.
KCR’s dual-contest strategy appears to be aimed at reserving the Kamareddy constituency for his daughter while solidifying his party’s foothold in the region. However, with formidable opponents and potential twists in the political landscape, KCR’s path to victory may not be straightforward.