On Friday, Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao said he is meeting with like-minded parties to give the country “a new direction.”
But he said it would be wrong to say now that regional political groups are trying to form an anti-BJP front.
Political talks are going on about what needs to be done to improve the country because the country hasn’t reached its full potential even after 75 years of independence.
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“Try something new to give the country a new direction because there hasn’t been much progress in 75 years.
It’s time for something new to happen, “Mr Rao told the news.
However, when asked, he said that he didn’t think it could be called an anti-BJP front.
“An honest effort should be made to make sure the country goes in the right direction. This is the beginning. We’re having a lot of talks. A third front? A fourth front? There hasn’t been a fight yet. After we know how it will look, we’ll figure it out, “Mr Rao said that.
Until then, he told people not to make up their minds. They talked about politics, KCR said.
Hemant Soren, the leader of the JMM and the Jharkhand Chief Minister, spoke about politics, as well, KCR said.
There will be cheques for the families of two soldiers who died while fighting Chinese forces in the Galwan valley in 2020.
Rao said he came to the meeting to do this. People who helped him get a separate state for Telangana, like JMM leader Shibu Soren, also gave him their blessing.
His visit comes after meeting with leaders of many different groups to talk about his state, Telangana.
The BJP MP, Subramanian Swamy, and the leader of the farmers’ group, Rakesh Tikait, met in Delhi on Thursday.
Swamy has been critical of the Narendra Modi government on several fronts.
Last month, Mr. Rao met Shiv Sena leader Uddhav Thackeray and NCP leader Sharad Pawar.
In December 2021, he also met with the head of the state of Tamil Nadu.
