‘Hyderabad to be UT if BJP wins’
The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) is once again regrouping in Telangana to fight one of its toughest electoral battles following the debacle in the Assembly elections last year.
The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) is once again regrouping in Telangana to fight one of its toughest electoral battles following the debacle in the Assembly elections last year.
The party has shown grit and resilience, refusing to leave the electoral ground open to either of the two national parties, even after its leaders were poached right and left by BJP and Congress.
The poll panel's action came following a complaint by senior Telangana Congress leader G Niranjan against Rao alleging that in his press meet in Sircilla on 5th April he had made derogatory and objectionable statements against the Congress.
Reddy on Wednesday accompanied the Congress candidate for the Secunderabad seat when Danam Nagender submitted his nomination papers.
BRS leader Dasoju Srravan has even wondered if there was any nexus between the chief minister and the ECI.
Putting behind the disappointment of losing the Assembly polls in Telangana, the Opposition BJP and BRS have started preparing for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in the state.
In the White Paper, the Opposition party claimed that it had created assets worth Rs 50 lakh crore in the ten years of its rule in Telangana.
BRS working president KT Rama Rao had posted the purportedly edited video to poke fun at the new Congress government in Telangana for its failure to implement its poll promises.
In response to the Governor's address in the Assembly, which has stoked controversy, Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader K Kavitha said it has become a precedent to keep blaming the democratically elected governments.
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Sunday called on BRS supremo K Chandrashekar Rap at a private hospital in Somajiguda where the former Chief Minister is recovering from a hip replacement surgery following a fracture.
