What's running on KCR mind right now?
Another complication arises from the news leak from Pragati Bhavan to the media. According to the report, kcr informed party leaders that he will continue to serve as chief minister while also participating in national politics. So, who's to say he won't do it now? Is it necessary to form a distinct political party for this purpose? Even as the cm, he can continue to play a key role in national politics.
"There is no such thing as national or regional." Although the Trinamul congress party is a regional organisation in West Bengal, its leader and chief minister, mamata banerjee, is a national figure. "She hasn't launched a new political party for that," an expert noted. Every political party has members of the lok sabha, who meet in parliament to address matters affecting the country. "TRS has nine MPs in the lok sabha as well. They also participate in national affairs debates. He inquired, "Are they not involved in national politics?"
Telangana is, after all, a part of India. As a result, playing politics in telangana is essentially the same as playing politics at the national level. Furthermore, there is no such thing as a national regional party. Apart from four lok sabha seats, it must receive a specified percentage of votes in at least four states. Is it possible for kcr to garner the required percentage of votes in other states? Will it be enough for kcr to become prime minister or achieve his aim of coming to power at the Centre if he receives the required percentage of votes in some states? These are all doubts, after all. I'm hoping kcr will provide some explanation as soon as possible.
"There is no such thing as national or regional." Although the Trinamul congress party is a regional organisation in West Bengal, its leader and chief minister, mamata banerjee, is a national figure. "She hasn't launched a new political party for that," an expert noted. Every political party has members of the lok sabha, who meet in parliament to address matters affecting the country. "TRS has nine MPs in the lok sabha as well. They also participate in national affairs debates. He inquired, "Are they not involved in national politics?"
Telangana is, after all, a part of India. As a result, playing politics in telangana is essentially the same as playing politics at the national level. Furthermore, there is no such thing as a national regional party. Apart from four lok sabha seats, it must receive a specified percentage of votes in at least four states. Is it possible for kcr to garner the required percentage of votes in other states? Will it be enough for kcr to become prime minister or achieve his aim of coming to power at the Centre if he receives the required percentage of votes in some states? These are all doubts, after all. I'm hoping kcr will provide some explanation as soon as possible.