Why has the TRS chief gone into oblivion? One reason could be: he is really guilty of supporting the tenders, albeit indirectly; and that any reaction from him would only complicate the matters further.
Secondly, he must be of the view that the people’s memory is short and the allegations would subside within a few days.
Thirdly, the Telangana agitation is at cross roads and KCR himself is in a state of confusion. Unless there is a concrete action plan, he would not be able to speak out. Or the fourth reason could be: he might have got a message from the Centre about some decision on the Telangana issue and that he better maintain some restraint till a solution comes out.
Ever since he returned from New Delhi in the first week of October, Telangana Rashtra Samithi president K Chandrasekhara Rao has gone completely into silent mode.
In the last 10 days, there has been a spate of allegations against KCR that he had forced the abrupt ending of the indefinite Telangana strike only as a quid pro quo for allotment of Polavaram tenders to his business partner C L Rajam.
The Telugu Desam Party has been attacking him almost on a daily basis, but except his party leaders, KCR has not come out with a single statement condemning the same.
The only reaction from him was a letter written to chief minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy seeking cancellation of Polavaram tenders.
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