The much-awaited Munugode by-election went the ruling TRS way as the party candidate won the elections with a big majority. This is a big win for the TRS ahead of the national politics entry. In the curricula election KCR went all out and even joined hands with the left parties to seek their support.
This move worked well for the ruling party and it won the polls. Now an interesting discussion is going on about the possibility of TRS and the left joining hands in the next polls too. Back then KCR said the alliance is not confined to just Munugode and the friendship might continue.
With the alliance bringing fruitful outcomes, political experts are saying the friendship between TRS and the left would go further as they both have a common enemy. TRS Wants to enter national politics and BJP is its enemy. Looking at this from the communist parties perspective they donât like parties that support one particular religion.
KCR needs such support now. Though the communist parties cannot help the TRS at the national level they can help the party get stronger in the state. If they both can work together then BJP might not spread its wings in the state easily.
Entering national politics is not just TRS's aim. It also wants to stop the saffron party from expanding its footprint in the state. In this case, TRS wants the left support and they might also extend their lending hand for the TRS.
This move worked well for the ruling party and it won the polls. Now an interesting discussion is going on about the possibility of TRS and the left joining hands in the next polls too. Back then KCR said the alliance is not confined to just Munugode and the friendship might continue.
With the alliance bringing fruitful outcomes, political experts are saying the friendship between TRS and the left would go further as they both have a common enemy. TRS Wants to enter national politics and BJP is its enemy. Looking at this from the communist parties perspective they donât like parties that support one particular religion.
KCR needs such support now. Though the communist parties cannot help the TRS at the national level they can help the party get stronger in the state. If they both can work together then BJP might not spread its wings in the state easily.
Entering national politics is not just TRS's aim. It also wants to stop the saffron party from expanding its footprint in the state. In this case, TRS wants the left support and they might also extend their lending hand for the TRS.