Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhara Rao is toying the idea of Snap Polls for the state and may dissolve the State Assembly the next month to ensure that the state will go for the early elections in November along with Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh.
But even if KCR resigns, it is upto the Election Commission to decide when to hold the elections. The Home Ministry should say to the EC that it is ready to hold the elections in November. In normal scenario, Modi Government should not allow that since the State BJP unit is not at all prepared for the election.
But then, Modi is keen on co-operating with KCR since he hopes the TRS Supremo will pay back in the form of support to NDA in 2019 if the need arises. But then, on numerous occassions, KCR proved to unreliable in the National Politics with uncertain stances. Modi is in doubt if KCR can be trusted.
KCR has dumped Congress Party which has granted the Telangana State after initially promising to merge TRS in the Grand Old Party and now Congress is a bitter enemy to KCR. Modi is sure that if KCR has done that to Congress, he can very much do that to BJP as well.
