Telangana elections equations are changing day by day

RSD- Telangana news: It is not possible to say when and who will jump into what there is a situation of confusion. On the other hand while the competition between major parties is going on, small parties have also joined the ring. New parties are emerging as if the existing parties are not enough. TRS is the party that was born like that. TRS stands for not as Telangana Rashtra Samiti but as Telangana Rajya Samiti. However the election commission did not give recognition to this TRS party it gave the gas cylinder symbol as a common symbol. It provided an opportunity to contest in all assembly seats in the state with the same symbol. With this now the BRS party has a new headache.

The Telangana Rashtra Samithi, which was formerly TRS, changed its name to Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) as it was entering into national politics from last Dussehra. However now that the name of TRS party is empty it has been named Telangana Rajya Samiti (TRS) as a new party. However this party is also not established by anyone. Balarangam from Ponnala village of Siddipet district who is very close to KCR has been with KCR since 1983 till now. Worked as Sarpanch of Ponnala village in 1987 and 1995. In 2001, he was the President of Siddipet Mandal TRS. He served as a member of Siddipet Mandal ZPTC in 2006 and as a member of the State Council of Employment Guarantee Scheme from 2019 to 2021.

Now TRS has become a bit BRS Balarangam applied for a new party. Balarangam, who applied for the EC in the name of Telangana Rajya Samiti, has mentioned the address of his house in Old Alwal, Secunderabad as the address of the party office. Now, this TRS will become an obstacle for the ruling party in the elections. The BRS party, which is already getting stuck with car-like symbols, has been rooted in the people since the time of the movement and the name of TRS is once again in the limelight. There is no chance of BRS voters getting confused.