KCR: In the state soon in elections, Congress government graph is falling- KCR
KCR: The party’s head KCR insisted that BRS would again come to power in Telangana. The BRS party comprehensive executive meeting was held at Telangana Bhavan on Wednesday. KCR discussed a meeting with leaders on BRS Silver Jubilee Celebrations, Management, Membership Registration, Institutional Committees and Planery.
“Telangana Society is a child who has given rise to the history of Telangana history in view of social historical needs. Telangana political existence party, Telangana People’s Party, who have attained their historical responsibilities. Unlike the milk of the past, the past is exploited the past, the past is exploited . KCR
Chief KCR directed the leaders who attended the meeting to strengthen the party from village level to state level and work for permanent success of Telangana people. The Silver Jubilee celebrations are scheduled for one year in view of BRS emergence and entering the 25th year. Students and women including party colleagues should be strengthened. For that, KCR has ordered the formation of sub -communities involving senior party leaders.
One hundred percent in power again
KCR party lines explained the contribution to the Telangana movement and development. The Congress government has failed in all ways. KCR directed the rank to fight for the people. Only BRS can fight for Telangana. The BRS party only knows the difficulties of the people. One hundred percent of BRS will again come to power. In the spirit of half, fight to maintain Telangana again. KCR said that the Congress rule is going back again.
Soon by -UC
KCR has made sensational comments that the state will be soon. He said that the Supreme Court ruled on the party’s defeated MLAs. He called for the party lines to be prepared in the respective constituencies. The ranks were directed to struggle to win the elections of local bodies. He said that the graph of the Congress government is falling among the people and there is no need for the situation.
