Archive · 1 Aug 2025
BRS Demands Disqualification of Defected MLAs After SC Decision
The BRS party is happy about the Supreme Court's decision about politicians who switched parties.
They want the Speaker (the person in charge of the Assembly) to kick out the BRS members who went to the Congress party.
They are asking Rahul Gandhi to follow his own rules about politicians who change sides and make sure the former BRS members are removed.
BRS says the Speaker should act quickly and hold new elections.
They are accusing the Congress of being unfair by changing their views based on whether they are in power or not.
BRS leader KT Rama Rao welcomed the Supreme Court's decision regarding defected MLAs.
Rama Rao demanded the Assembly Speaker disqualify BRS MLAs who switched to Congress.
He urged Rahul Gandhi to ensure the disqualification of defected MLAs.
Rama Rao stated the Speaker should immediately disqualify the MLAs, paving the way for by-elections.
KTR criticised Congress for what he termed their "unethical and anti-constitutional politics of defections."
- Who
- BRS leader KT Rama Rao and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.
- What
- BRS welcomed the Supreme Court's decision on defected MLAs and demanded disqualification of defected MLAs.
- When
- On Thursday
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- To ensure the disqualification of MLAs who defected to the Congress and uphold democratic values.
BRS Stance
Congress (implied)
Defected MLAs
BRS Stance
Supports the Supreme Court's decision and demands disqualification of defected MLAs.
Congress (implied)
No opposing views presented in the article.
- Party
- BRS (Bharat Rashtra Samithi)
- BRS leader
- KT Rama Rao
- Congress leader
- Rahul Gandhi
- Action demanded
- Disqualification of defected MLAs
- Location
- Hyderabad