Hyderabad: BRS Chief, Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao announced that he is going to contest from two constituencies in the forth coming elections 2023.

He has chosen two constituencies i.e,. Gajwel, the sitting constituency and another is Kamareddy constituency to contest as a candidate. KCR announced first list of 115 candidates on Monday at a press conference held at Pragathi Bhavan.

Speaking to the media persons KCR said that his party will win 95 to 105 seats in the forth coming elections which was not announced the date yet. His party will secure more than 5 to 10 seats in these elections than 2018 elections.

He denied tickets to sitting MLAs in eight constituencies, including Kamareddy from where CM KCR will be contesting in addition to Gajwel, which he currently represents. Boath, Khanapur, Wyra, Korutla, Uppal, Asifabad and Metpally are the other constituencies where the BRS MLAs has not given tickets.

Gampa Govardhan was elected from Kamareddy in the 2018 elections. KCR said that he is contesting from Kamareddy at the request of the MLA and other leaders from the district. The candidates for Narsapur, Jangaon, Nampally and Goshamahal constituencies will be announced in 3-4 days, said CM.

The BRS had won 88 seats in the 2018 elections. Sixteen MLAs from Congress, TDP and some of Independents had later joined the BRS.