BRS 3.0 promises tribunals, not mercy
BRS general secretary RS Praveen Kumar says a future KCR government will pursue legal action over alleged harassment and illegal cases. The evidence, for now, is his warning.
BRS 3.0’s proposed tribunal remains publicly short on paperwork.
Analysis | Politics
BRS general secretary RS Praveen Kumar says the party’s proposed “BRS 3.0” will arrive without mercy—and with a tribunal. Speaking at Telangana Bhavan, he said a future government led by K Chandrasekhar Rao would establish a tribunal and take legal action against people he alleges harassed citizens and filed illegal cases on Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s directions. (Namasthe Telangana)
That remains a political warning, not a court finding. The report provides no case numbers, police records, court orders or evidence establishing unlawful directions by Revanth Reddy. It also does not explain the proposed tribunal’s legal basis, jurisdiction or procedure. The Telangana government, Revanth Reddy and the police department have not publicly answered the allegations in the material available.
Praveen Kumar also questioned reported security arrangements for Jana Reddy, Tirupati Reddy and Kondal Reddy, while asking why senior BRS leader Jogu Ramanna and others allegedly lacked comparable protection. Those security claims remain unverified; no official assessment or order is available. For now, BRS 3.0 has a tribunal, a threat and no paperwork—at least not in public.