BRS leader warns Congress against pushing for KCR's resignation

The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working president K Taraka Rama Rao has cautioned the Congress against pursuing calls for Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao's resignation, drawing parallels to a significant political episode from 2006. The warning comes as the Congress party intensifies its political activities in Telangana following electoral setbacks. Rao recalled how similar pressures had been mounted on the former Chief Minister in the past, suggesting that such tactics have historically failed to achieve their intended outcomes. The BRS leader's statement underscores the regional party's determination to maintain its political position despite recent electoral challenges in the state. In a related development, Rao issued a challenge to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to undertake the party's 'Chatron ki Ghoonj' grassroots campaign programme across Telangana. The initiative, aimed at direct engagement with voters, is part of the Congress's broader strategy to strengthen its organizational presence in the state. The challenge appears designed to test the commitment of the national opposition party to ground-level political mobilization in the region.