K.T. Rama Rao (KTR), the working president of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), has formally requested an independent investigation into the current voter revision process. KTR claims that there have been significant and systematic deletions of names from electoral rolls specifically within constituencies currently represented by BRS MLAs.

In his public statements, KTR framed the integrity of the voter list as a matter of constitutional importance, stating that there is "nothing greater than the Constitution." The BRS leadership has expressed concerns that these deletions could unfairly impact the electoral process in their strongholds. The party has directed its campaign efforts toward questioning the actions of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, suggesting that the oversight of the revision process has been flawed or biased against their candidates.

While the BRS has leveled these accusations, the Election Commission has not yet issued a detailed public response addressing these specific allegations of targeted deletions. The situation remains a point of political tension as the party seeks to highlight what it characterizes as a threat to democratic fairness. There is currently no independent verification of the scale of the deletions mentioned by the BRS, nor has there been a formal audit of the voter rolls in the affected constituencies.