Hyderabad: Is BRS heading to the new leader? The issue once again raised pace with senior party leader T. Harish Rao, considered a confidant to the party president and former chief minister Chandrashekar Rao, said Tuesday that he would be happy to work with KT Rama Rao if he became the head of the BRS.
Harish Rao’s comments were comments answering questions in the press conference on the party’s reports, and these people have been prevalent on social media platforms for weeks. Harish Rao tried to give up speculation about himself and his role in the party, declaring: “I have said a hundred times that KCR is the leader of our party. I am a disciplined party member who carefully follows his instructions. I will never go beyond the party and the decisions of KCR.”
He said that as a disciplined party member, he would not hesitate to work with anyone in the party, and if Rama Rao became the party president, he would do so. “My leader is KCR, whatever KCR says Harish Rao will follow,” he declared, adding that the BRS leader has filed a complaint against his social media reports to the police.
It can be recalled that on Monday, Chandrashekar Rao’s daughter and party MLC KKK Kavitha, complained that there was no evidence within the party that a malicious campaign was carried out against her, and she had visited nearly 50 parliamentary constituencies to strengthen the party. She has said that she will respond to the smear movement targeting her in due time.
There has been long speculation that Rama Rao, Harish Rao and Kavitha have been locked in a row of battles, especially after the BRS’s defeat in parliament and Lok Sabha elections, with the three repeatedly denying and fully believing in the leadership of Chandrashekar Rao. They say any topic about inheritance is nothing more than a movement of other parties trying to sow BRS ratings and divisions in archives.
