In a surprising political development, several individuals associated with the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) met with Telugu Desam Party (TDP) chief Chandrababu Naidu at his residence in Hyderabad. The notable attendees included Malla Reddy, his son-in-law Marri Rajasekhar Reddy, and ex-MLA Teegala Krishna Reddy.

While Malla Reddy and Rajasekhar Reddy's visit was primarily a social call, extending an invitation to Naidu for Rajasekhar Reddy’s daughter’s wedding, Teegala Krishna Reddy's presence hinted at deeper political implications. Following the meeting, Krishna Reddy made pointed remarks about his intention to return to the TDP, expressing a commitment to restoring the party's former glory in Telangana. His announcement that he would be rejoining TDP soon is a significant indicator of changing political dynamics in the state.

As a former MLA from Maheshwaram and the ex-Mayor of Hyderabad, Krishna Reddy’s return to the TDP could be pivotal for the party’s strategy in Telangana, particularly as Chandrababu Naidu has committed to focusing on revitalizing the TDP’s presence in the region. This shift could signal a potential resurgence of TDP in Telangana politics, which has been dominated by the BRS in recent years.

The meeting marks an intriguing moment in Telangana’s political landscape, suggesting a possible realignment of alliances and the beginning of a concerted effort to challenge the current political status quo. As arrangements for Krishna Reddy’s official rejoining of TDP are reportedly underway, the implications for both the TDP and BRS could be substantial in the upcoming political landscape.