In the 2024 parliamentary elections for Telangana’s 17 seats, the political scenario is shaping up to be a competitive three-way contest. The Congress party and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are squaring off against each other in many constituencies, while the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), which once held sway over the state, is focusing more on consolidating its vote share than winning outright. For the BRS, this election is crucial for maintaining its political relevance within the state. Congress is currently in a favourable position following its victory in the recent assembly elections, while the BJP has been buoyed by its performance in both the assembly elections and the Hyderabad municipal elections. The success of these two national parties will depend heavily on whether the BRS can retain its traditional voter base. The BRS faces potential existential challenges. Several factors contribute to its precarious situation. First, the morale within the party has significantly d...
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