KCR Downplays Exit Poll Reports, Exudes Confidence in BRS's Future

Former Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) dismisses exit poll predictions indicating a poor performance by the BRS, stating that the party will continue working for the people. He labels the Congress government unpopular and expresses confidence in BRS's future, despite recent setbacks in assembly elections.

In a defiant address, former Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Sunday dismissed exit poll predictions suggesting a poor performance by the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) in the Lok Sabha elections. Speaking on the 10th anniversary of Telangana's formation, Rao, also known as KCR, reassured party leaders and workers that the BRS’s recent setbacks were only temporary.

Criticizing the Congress government, KCR claimed the regime had lost favor with the public quickly, predicting a surge in discontent. He likened the predictions about the BRS's performance to gambling, insisting the party received positive public response during his campaign and urging supporters not to worry about the results.

Rao also highlighted improvements in Telangana since its statehood and criticized the Congress for its lack of policy announcements. He remains confident that BRS will rebound in the next assembly elections, despite current challenges.