Hyderabad: Telangana’s first deputy chief minister, Tatikonda Rajaiah, has resigned from the BRS party due to dissatisfaction over the lack of assurance regarding an MP ticket from the party high command. He is set to join the Congress party on the 10th of the month, a move expected to reshape the political landscape in Warangal. Rajaiah expressed discontent with the BRS, citing a lack of recognition for his dedicated service and an absence of communication with the party chief.
He criticized the BRS party’s policies and emphasized his past association with the Congress, vowing to discuss the future course of action with his followers. The resignation reflects a significant shift in Telangana politics, with Rajaiah’s discontent signaling broader challenges within the BRS party. His decision to join the Congress underscores the dynamic nature of political alliances and the ongoing evolution of regional power dynamics in the state.