BRS has been in its lowest political phase since it lost the assembly elections last year. The party's reputation was further damaged after it failed to secure a single seat in the Lok Sabha elections.

The party's president, K. Chandrashekar Rao, has been in exile after consecutive defeats, and everything is managed by the party's working president, KT Rama Rao, and senior leader Harish Rao.

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Recently, during an "Ask Me" session on X, KTR mentioned that he plans to undertake a padayatra throughout Telangana. Responding to party leaders' requests and aiming to connect with the public more closely, KTR decided to proceed with the padayatra.

KTR stated that with this padayatra, he intends to strengthen the party from the grassroots level and also expose the Congress party's corrupt governance to the people. He expressed his belief that the Congress Party would inevitably lose after four years.

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Meanwhile, there is a divided opinion among the public regarding KTR's padayatra. Some people feel that if KTR undertakes the padayatra soon, it may be too early, as it has been only one year since Congress came to power. They believe it might be better if he embarks on the yatra one year before the elections.

On the other hand, some people feel that there has already been huge criticism against the Congress government within this year, making it the right time for KTR to engage with the public and expose the government's wrongdoings. On top of that, it is rumoured that undertaking the padayatra may indirectly signal that KTR will be the next CM candidate, given the alleged health issues of KCR.

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On the whole, there are more questions than answers surrounding this padayatra and the political future of the BRS party.