KTR predicts that BRS will also do well in the poll results.

When we announced the list of candidates, we did so first. Not only did we issue B forms first, but we were also the first to launch a campaign. According to KT Rama Rao, we shall also come out on top in the end.

Working president of the Bharat RashtraSamithi, KT Rama Rao, said on Saturday that the party is well ahead of the opposition parties in every regard. The BRS announced its list of candidates 60 days ago.

"We announced the list of candidates ahead of schedule. Not only did we issue B forms first, but we were also the first to launch a campaign. He seemed certain that the BRS would form the government for the third time in a row, saying, "We will be way ahead of other parties in the final outcome too."

Speaking to reporters at PragathiBhavan, KT Rama Rao said that the excitement around the achievement of Statehood was the main factor in the 2014 election. "In the 2018 election, the focus was primarily on performance; in 2023, the focus is primarily on the government's continuity." He said, "There is no reason to believe that the public would reject the administration, which is standing on its outstanding achievements.

In response to criticism of the party manifesto, he argued that any type of guarantees or pledges could be made by parties that had no chance of winning. Regarding the BRS, as the party determined to stay in power, it would not pledge anything that it could not follow through on. According to him, the BRS has carried out a number of initiatives even if they were not included in the manifestos for the past elections.

Regarding Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao's decision to run for two seats, he said that the people of the State owned Chandrashekhar Rao. Anywhere he chooses to run, people will embrace him with open arms. He has run for office from a number of locations, including Gajwel, Mahabubnagar, Medak, and Karimnagar. He was elected by resounding majorities of voters. He said that his choice to run from Kamareddy in addition to Gajwel had merit.