BRS will remain unaffected, despite defections says KCR
BRS president and leader of the opposition, K Chandrashekhar Rao, said that the party will not be impacted by BRS MLAs defecting to the ruling Congress. Rather, he asserted that the party will be strengthened by the exit of certain leaders as it can develop new ones and offer them chances to help Telangana's citizens.
"Those who are leaving the celebration to join the thieves shouldn't bother you. The celebration will not be impacted. He reminded the party volunteers from the korutla and jagtial assembly constituencies that "one must remember that the party creates leaders, not the other way around" when they met him at his Erravelli home on the outskirts of hyderabad on Friday.
"Those who are leaving the celebration to join the thieves shouldn't bother you. The celebration will not be impacted. He reminded the party volunteers from the korutla and jagtial assembly constituencies that "one must remember that the party creates leaders, not the other way around" when they met him at his Erravelli home on the outskirts of hyderabad on Friday.
In light of the party's accomplishments, the BRS supremo observed that the party spearheaded the telangana statehood campaign and had the distinct knowledge required to tackle the difficulties facing the State. He urged party members to strive even harder to realize the dreams of the people.
"We have accomplished remarkable progress in telangana in a short ten years. We have the ability and depth to fulfill unfulfilled public aspirations in the future," Chandrashekhar Rao declared. He enumerated achievements in the fields of agriculture, irrigation, power, and infrastructure in addition to his support for traditional caste-based vocations that bolstered the rural economy.
"We have accomplished remarkable progress in telangana in a short ten years. We have the ability and depth to fulfill unfulfilled public aspirations in the future," Chandrashekhar Rao declared. He enumerated achievements in the fields of agriculture, irrigation, power, and infrastructure in addition to his support for traditional caste-based vocations that bolstered the rural economy.
While acknowledging the recent electoral failures, the former chief minister urged party members not to let the outcome depress them. "People fall for false propaganda sometimes in a democracy," he remarked, linking the congress party's misleading promises to the election outcomes. Regardless of whether they were in power or not, he urged the party cadre to keep working for the people and not give up. He declared, "We have to work for the people, regardless of our position."
He assured the assembly that the BRS will keep up its efforts to promote Telangana's growth and well-being. He declared that the welfare of Telangana's citizens and the state's growth are the BRS's main objectives. "People's dreams that were unfulfilled up until now can only be realized by us," he declared.