In an era where every political comment can stir the pot, K. Chandrashekar Rao, the leader of Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) and former Chief Minister of Telangana, has been unusually silent on the controversial issue of reservation cancellations. Known for his fiery tirades against the BJP, KCR's current reticence is fueling rumors and criticism. The murmurs suggest his silence might be linked to securing bail for his daughter Kavita, entangled in the Delhi liquor scam case.
Nationally, as the elections loom, the debate over reservations and constitutional amendments is intensifying. Congress accuses the BJP of planning to scrap reservations and amend the constitution if they win a substantial majority. The BJP, however, denies these allegations, claiming they support the constitutional provision of reservations. Amidst these accusations, KCR’s silence is particularly conspicuous given his previous vocal nature on such critical issues. His cautious approach now raises questions about his political strategies in the face of his daughter's legal troubles and the upcoming electoral challenges in Telangana.
