Thakre hints at Left tie-up for Telangana Polls
Manikrao Thakre, the in-charge of the AICC in Telangana, stated on monday that the party has not formally begun discussions with Left parties, but he did reveal that he has spoken with them over the phone. He stated, "The procedure will be followed on the announcement of seats and it's not going to be decided by anyone individually," during a casual conversation with the media.
Unlike the BRS, it will be a collaborative choice. Dissensions are at a minimal right now because of our favourable circumstances. people want to put an end to KCR's looting. We were supported by Rahul's Bharat Jodo Yatra. The most seats are reserved for BCs. Declarations for OBC, minorities, and women are still awaited. There will be two parts to the seat announcements.
He stated, in reference to amit Shah's sunday address in Khammam, "His speech denouncing BRS aims to confuse the public. The state's government is currently being formed. In the pretext of irrigating the state, the BRS has pillaged it. More seats are being allocated to us via surveys. He referred to the meetings with R. Krishnaiah and others by saying, "We are open to anyone meeting anyone who wants to help us. "The seat-related conversations with the Left have not yet taken place. Also during Munugode, we nicknamed them. Surveys demonstrating a party's declining prospects are a sign of its demise. The BRS would lose, said AICC secretary Rohit Chowdhary.