BRS Seeks Rebirth: Aiming to Learn from Opposition Successes

After suffering a significant defeat in recent elections, the Bharath Rashtra Samithi (BRS) plans to study and emulate successful strategies from opposition parties. A team led by K T Rama Rao will visit Tamil Nadu and other states to understand how to navigate tough political scenarios.

After a significant defeat in both the Assembly and Lok Sabha elections, the BRS is strategizing a reinvention, as stated by party's working president K T Rama Rao on Friday. The party aims to learn from other opposition parties across the country to possibly emulate their success.

In an effort to rejuvenate the party, a BRS team will visit Tamil Nadu next month to meet with various political organizations. Similar visits to other regions are also planned to gain insights into how other parties have navigated tough political landscapes, according to sector leaders.

Rao highlighted that the once-formidable party has now fallen to third place in 14 out of 17 constituencies. To combat this decline, BRS is eager to learn and adopt strategies that have enabled other parties to come back stronger after facing difficult times.

(With inputs from agencies.)