While IT Minister Rama Rao says KCR will be the CM of Telangana for the third time, there are inside reports that after winning the elections KTR will be sworn in as the CM.
The party leadership is planning for Rama Rao to undertake a bus yatra in over 100 constituencies in September, while Chandrashekar Rao will use helicopters to cover 100 constituencies in October, after addressing a massive rally from Warangal.
First KTR will pound and bombard the constituencies with his Bus Yatra and KCR will sprinkle new welfare schemes to wind up the campaign.
Around 10 lakh people are expected to attend the Warangal rally, they said.
Chandrashekar Rao appointed his son Rama Rao as the party’s working president on December 14, 2018, a day after he took oath as the Chief Minister for the second term on December 13. Until then, the BRS did not have the post of working president.
Chief Minister KCR reportedly wants Rama Rao to cover the entire state and lead the BRS campaign before he visits the constituencies.
KTR’s proposed bus yatra, covering the entire state, triggered speculations in BRS circles yet again that Chandrashekar Rao is seeking to appoint his son the Chief Minister, paving the way for the senior KCR to play a key role in national politics, given the Lok Sabha scheduled in the first half of 2024.
After changing the party to BRS, the Chief Minister is seeking to make forays into other states, with Maharashtra a key target for securing Lok Sabha seats in the coming elections.
KCR wants to test the waters with hundred seats in the first phase.
