Telangana may witness another election in the form of the GHMC Elections. Since it decides who rules the Capital Region, this election will be very important for the state’s Political Demo-graph.
The BJP seems to be as confused as ever about how to approach these elections. In the 2020 elections, the Janasena Party withdrew its candidates and extended its support to the BJP, marking a strategic understanding between the two parties.
But then, it seems to not interested in continuing the alliance going forward. It is very complicated because the BJP is having an alliance with Janasena in Andhra Pradesh.
BJP Telangana State President Ramachander Rao seems to be handling it wrongly. The other day, we have seen him announce there will be no alliance with Janasena Party.
Today he reportedly made another statement that is in bad taste.
“Only those with Cinema Madness are joining Janasena. I have asked some people who are joining Janasena from the BJP, they told me they are joining because they are fans of Pawan Kalyan,” Ramachander Rao reportedly told as quoted by the media.
BJP may or may not have an alliance with Janasena Party. It is ultimately that party’s decision but the way, Ramachander Rao is burning bridges with Janasena is totally unnecessary.
He should have handled the issue respectfully. Pawan Kalyan gives Respect to the Prime Minister more than all the BJP leaders put together. Pawan Kalyan definitely deserves some respect.
This post was last modified on 11 August 2026 8:32 pm
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