BRS, BJP sidelined ideology and organisational wings

Ignoring Frontal organisations has cost BRS and BJP the most. In BJP, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh was sidelined and the impact of it was clearly seen in Uttar Pradesh and across India.
Almost all frontal organisations of BRS were in dormant stage. Both BRS and BJP diluted from their party’s core ideology.
 Sources said “BJP’s overconfidence and ignoring Sangh has cost it dearly in other states. Sange Shakti Kali Yuge (organisation is strength in current times) is the motto of RSS.
One man show will not work. Be it Annamalai, Yogi, BL Santosh, RSS didn’t involve.
Sangh worked in Telangana because the local leadership worked in tune with them. In fact in Telangana, the reservation issue which raked fire across the country didn’t cut our votes, because Sangh ensured that the narrative was debunked”.
BRS never had frontal organisations which drove it during Telangana agitation. The party is literally person centric. BRS source said, “If you ask what’s our ideology now, we can’t say. But earlier we were always seen as Telangana. We are trying to revive ourselves with “Telangana’s voice”.
Our frontal organisations are in slumber. They might revive now but that’s a fact that had the wings been strong, we could have countered narratives of NSUI, ABVP, BJYM in our tenure. Organisation is strength even in party lead by one person. Not only this, even due to the large-scale induction of leaders from political parties with different ideological moorings affected us”.