There’s a popular Telugu proverb: “Thaanu chesthe samsaram; avathali vaadu chesthe, vyabhichaaram” — when he does it, it’s romance; when the opponent does it, it’s prostitution. This perfectly reflects the current behavior of Bharat Rashtra Samithi leaders.
On Wednesday, BRS mouthpiece Namasthe Telangana targeted the Congress government led by A. Revanth Reddy, criticizing it for placing advertisements in Bihar newspapers about government programs. The report accused the Revanth Reddy administration of splurging crores on ads, allegedly for election purposes, even while citing financial constraints in the state.
However, BRS leaders seem to forget their own history. In 2018, KCR’s government lavishly placed ads not only in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana but across India, in multiple languages. PR agencies and ad officers earned massive commissions, often ignoring circulation figures, spending hundreds of crores of public money. Namasthe Telangana itself reportedly exaggerated its circulation, securing inflated ad revenues.
Why did KCR do this? At the time, he was positioning himself for a national political role, claiming he could lead anti-BJP forces and even eyeing the Prime Minister’s post, promising to fund opposition campaigns along the way. The irony now is clear: what was once justified as ambition is now being criticized when others follow similar steps.
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