In a significant development within Telangana’s political landscape, Khairatabad MLA Danam Nagender has made sensational remarks about the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), indicating his intent to part ways with the party. Speaking exclusively to Sakshi, Nagender expressed that he felt neglected by the BRS, which prompted his decision to distance himself from the political group.
During the interview, Nagender emphasized that he is not leaving the party for positions or posts, but rather due to a sense of being overlooked. “I had to leave because I was ignored. Regardless of the decisions I make, the people support me. My decisions are based on the trust of my constituents,” he stated. This assertion has sparked a new wave of discussions among political analysts and party supporters alike.
The veteran politician highlighted his connection with the people of Khairatabad, asserting that they have been his strength throughout his political career. “I have contested and won elections six times with the blessings of my people. My intention has always been to serve, not to seek positions,” he added, reiterating his commitment to fighting for the rights of his constituents.
Nagender also addressed the ongoing legal issues surrounding him, saying that he is currently examining legal aspects to effectively respond to any notices he may receive from the Speaker. “I have not received any notices yet. The petitioner may have received theirs, but I am prepared to respond to any questions the Speaker may have. I will answer based on the queries posed,” he explained, preparing for any inquiries that may arise.
Amidst the turmoil, Nagender made it clear that he is not intimidated by the electoral process. “I am not afraid of elections,” he declared, indicating his readiness to face any challenges ahead, regardless of the actions taken by the BRS leadership. He mentioned that the party has not suspended him as of now, and his reactions will depend on the actions they choose to undertake moving forward.
This revelation by Nagender has ignited discussions about the internal dynamics of the BRS and its impact on Telangana’s political framework. Observers are keenly watching how this situation unfolds, particularly in light of the upcoming elections where public sentiment and loyalty will play a crucial role. As the political landscape continues to evolve, Nagender’s departure could signal a shift in alliances and voter bases within the region.
Ultimately, Danam Nagender’s statements reflect a growing discontent within certain factions of the BRS and raise questions about the party’s future direction. As he prepares to navigate these turbulent waters, the political community awaits further developments that could reshape the electoral battleground in Telangana.
