Who benefits from the fight between Cong & BRS?

New Delhi: The tussle between K Chandrasekhar Rao’s party Bharat Rashtra Samithi ie BRS and the Congress party does not seem to be ending anytime soon. Before next year’s assembly elections, both the parties are engaged in their own positioning. Now the dispute between the two has reached such a point where the scope of reconciliation is continuously decreasing. The dispute between the two has escalated after the Telangana police raided the state office of the Congress and took away computers etc. Police took action for allegedly writing objectionable posts against the Chief Minister and went to the party office and seized electronic equipment while also interrogating those working in the Congress office.

This is an unprecedented event. That’s why the Congress opposed it in the Parliament. Telangana State Congress President Revanth Reddy protested against it in the premises of the Parliament House. However, Congress leaders were taken by surprise when TRS leader K Keshav Rao turned up to attend the meeting called by Mallikarjun Kharge. By the time he reached, the meeting of the opposition parties was over, yet he tried to downplay the Telangana incident. Now the question is whether Chief Minister Chandrashekhar Rao has realised as to who will get the benefit of fight between him and the Congress? If the BRS and the Congress fight among themselves, it will be to the advantage of the BJP, which is preparing to contest the elections in Telangana very aggressively.