Telangana Chief Minister KCR had once again fixed its target of entering the bigger spectrum, the national politics. Clearing the air, the Chief Minister said that he is working with Prashant Kishor for a change in national politics, which is the need of the hour.
Talking about national politics, KCR said that there is a big vacuum and there is a need to fill it. Saying that bringing a change in the national politics is his aim and for that, he is working with Prashant Kishor, CM KCR hinted that a new party might emerge.
CM KCR alleged that many people are not happy with the BJP and they are looking for an alternative for the party and a new party might emerge before the 2024 elections.
"There is a huge vacuum in national politics. There is an urgent need to bring about a change in the country's polity. That is why I am contemplating entering national politics. I strongly feel a new national party would emerge as an alternative to the BJP by 2024," the Chief Minister said.
Though there is no clarity if he would start a party or he has information that someone is in plans to do the same, launching a national party is not that easy and unlike the BJP and PM Modi, other leaders who are trying to get that image have no national acceptance which is their drawback. If the leaders can get the image, then there are good chances for them to take on the mighty BJP.
Talking about national politics, KCR said that there is a big vacuum and there is a need to fill it. Saying that bringing a change in the national politics is his aim and for that, he is working with Prashant Kishor, CM KCR hinted that a new party might emerge.
CM KCR alleged that many people are not happy with the BJP and they are looking for an alternative for the party and a new party might emerge before the 2024 elections.
"There is a huge vacuum in national politics. There is an urgent need to bring about a change in the country's polity. That is why I am contemplating entering national politics. I strongly feel a new national party would emerge as an alternative to the BJP by 2024," the Chief Minister said.
Though there is no clarity if he would start a party or he has information that someone is in plans to do the same, launching a national party is not that easy and unlike the BJP and PM Modi, other leaders who are trying to get that image have no national acceptance which is their drawback. If the leaders can get the image, then there are good chances for them to take on the mighty BJP.