The former CWC member and PCC chief K Keshav Rao who became a prime catch of KCR appears to be on the way out of TRS.

Differences between KK and KCR has rocked their relationship. Though promoted as secretary general of the TRS and stationed at Delhi, KK had failed to deliver the dividends as expected by KCR. His agenda was to bring TRS closer to Congress and win over high command to favour it above the T congress lobby.

KCR expected KK would become his ears and eyes in Delhi. But even after a week stay KK did not provide any fuel to KCR to tackle the Congress high command. A disgusted KCR sent his son KTR to moot the merger talks with Congress high command emissaries and thus relegated KK.

Hardly within two months of his entry into TRS, KK is being sidelined and is no more summoned for deliberations by KCR at his farm house.