Former MLA Aruri Ramesh Resigns from BJP, Announces Move to BRS Ahead of Telangana Municipal Elections
In a major political shakeup in Telangana, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has suffered a significant setback just ahead of the crucial municipal polls. Former Wardhannapet MLA Aruri Ramesh has officially resigned from the party's primary membership, dealing a blow to the BJP's electoral preparations in the state.
Resignation Announcement and Official Statement
Aruri Ramesh made his resignation public through an official statement, confirming his departure from the BJP. In his announcement, he expressed gratitude toward the party leadership while revealing his future political plans.
"I am resigning from the primary membership of BJP," Ramesh declared. "I extend heartfelt thanks to the BJP leaders, members, and workers who supported me during my tenure with the party."
Imminent Switch to BRS with Supporters
The former MLA further disclosed that he has accepted an invitation from the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leadership and will soon be joining the party. His move is not solitary—Ramesh indicated that several leaders, followers, and supporters will be accompanying him in this political transition.
"Following the invitation from the BRS leadership, I have decided to join the party along with several leaders, followers, and supporters," he stated in his official communication.
Timing and Political Implications
The resignation comes at a critical juncture as Telangana prepares for municipal elections, potentially impacting:
- BJP's electoral strategy in key constituencies
- Political equations in the Wardhannapet region
- BRS's strengthening through experienced leadership acquisition
- Voter sentiment ahead of the local body polls
This development marks another chapter in Telangana's dynamic political landscape, where party alignments and defections often reshape electoral prospects. The move by a former legislator of Ramesh's stature could influence ground-level politics and campaigning strategies as parties gear up for the municipal contests.
