BJP loses another leader to TRS in Telangana
Rapolu Ananda bhaskar, a former member of the rajya sabha, is planning to switch allegiances to the telangana rashtra samithi, which dealt another blow to the bjp in telangana ahead of the Munugode by-election (TRS). In a day or two, he'll probably join the party in power. anand bhaskar informed chief minister and trs President K. chandrasekhar Rao that he is leaving the bjp and is eager to join trs during their meeting. When he was a member of Congress, bhaskar served in the rajya sabha from 2012 to 2018.
Senior journalist and well-known member of the padmashali community, bhaskar announced his resignation from the bjp over the party's government at the Centre's anti-people policies. He had nothing but admiration for the chief minister's numerous initiatives to advance the state's handloom industry and ensure the welfare of its weavers. He also expressed his discontent with the bjp government's decision to impose GST on handlooms and textiles, calling it an effort to undermine the industry. bhaskar hoped that kcr will play a significant role in national politics through the TRS's new party, the Bharatiya Rashtra Samithi (BRS).
The latest blow for the bjp before the november 3 by-election for the Munugode assembly constituency is Bhaskar's resignation. In the past week, four leaders have switched from the bjp to the opposition party. He is the fourth. The saffron party lost four leaders as former mp B. Narsiah Goud left trs and joined the BJP. Since three of them had previously been connected to trs, it was like coming home for them. The first person to leave the saffron party and rejoin the trs was former mla Bhishmaiah Goud. Dasoju Sravan, a prominent leader, and K. Swamy Goud, a former leader of the telangana Legislative Council, joined the trs on october 21.
Senior journalist and well-known member of the padmashali community, bhaskar announced his resignation from the bjp over the party's government at the Centre's anti-people policies. He had nothing but admiration for the chief minister's numerous initiatives to advance the state's handloom industry and ensure the welfare of its weavers. He also expressed his discontent with the bjp government's decision to impose GST on handlooms and textiles, calling it an effort to undermine the industry. bhaskar hoped that kcr will play a significant role in national politics through the TRS's new party, the Bharatiya Rashtra Samithi (BRS).
The latest blow for the bjp before the november 3 by-election for the Munugode assembly constituency is Bhaskar's resignation. In the past week, four leaders have switched from the bjp to the opposition party. He is the fourth. The saffron party lost four leaders as former mp B. Narsiah Goud left trs and joined the BJP. Since three of them had previously been connected to trs, it was like coming home for them. The first person to leave the saffron party and rejoin the trs was former mla Bhishmaiah Goud. Dasoju Sravan, a prominent leader, and K. Swamy Goud, a former leader of the telangana Legislative Council, joined the trs on october 21.