Telangana is currently facing a period of uncertainty as several key legislative matters remain pending. The *BC Reservation Bills* are stuck with the Governor and President, with accusations that the BJP is intentionally delaying their approval. This has forced CM Revanth Reddy and his party machinery to consider protesting in Delhi.
Additionally, the *local body reservation bill* was recently approved by the state assembly but is also pending with the Governor, further delaying local body elections. Despite readiness to conduct the polls, the government is in a bind due to the stalled legislation.
In another development, the *nominations of Kodandaram and Mohammad Azharuddin* to the Governor’s quota for MLCs are contingent on a Supreme Court ruling on September 17. Meanwhile, *Kavitha*, suspended from BRS, resigned from her MLC position, but her resignation has yet to be accepted, leaving her seat vacant without elections in sight. Political analysts point out that this situation is rare and highlights ongoing instability in Telangana’s governance.
