Archive · 16 Sep 2025
BRS Files Rejoinder in Telangana Defection Case
Some politicians in Telangana, who used to be in the BRS party, switched to the Congress party.
The BRS party is now fighting this.
BRS party leaders have given answers to the government about why they think the politicians should lose their jobs.
The BRS party leaders say they have proof.
The BRS says these politicians switched parties for their own gain and not for their party.
They want the Speaker to follow the rules to remove them.
BRS MLAs submitted rejoinders to the Speaker regarding defection claims.
Rejoinders address responses from MLAs who defected to the Congress.
Action is part of an effort to seek disqualification of defecting MLAs.
Some defecting MLAs claim innocence and faith in KCR.
Supreme Court ordered a decision within three months.
- Who
- BRS MLAs and defecting MLAs
- What
- Rejoinders submitted regarding defection
- When
- Ongoing
- Where
- Telangana Legislative Assembly
- Why
- To pursue disqualification of defecting MLAs
BRS
Defecting MLAs
Party Affiliation
BRS
Defecting MLAs changed parties for personal gain.
Defecting MLAs
Defecting MLAs assert innocence and commitment to former leaders.
Political Strategy
BRS
Demand immediate action and focus on compliance.
Defecting MLAs
Claim that they did not defect from the party and they continue to have faith in KCR
- Event
- BRS MLAs submit rejoinders on defection claims
- Key Parties
- BRS, Congress
- Action
- BRS MLAs submitted rejoinders to Speaker
- Purpose
- Seeking disqualification of defecting MLAs
- MLA Response
- Some MLAs claimed innocence, cited faith in KCR
- Legislative Context
- Speaker's notices regarding defections
- Legal Status
- Supreme Court ruled decision within three months
