The fight between the BJP and TRS is not new. The relation between the two parties can be seen before and after the Paddy procurement row. With the Centre saying that it cannot procure the paddy more than its limit, TRS hit back alleging that the Union government is showing partiality in giving funds and granting institutions.
As TRS chief KCR is hoping to leave his mark in national politics, the fight turned more intense. To show how worse the relations are between the parties, the TRS party is alleging that Telangana Governor is acting like a BJP leader and Raj Bhavan is no less than a BJP office.
Forget about all these, CM KCR is not ready to meet PM Modi reportedly. Adding fuel to this argument, Telangana Chief Minister KCR planned his two recent visits that they will clash with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's
As PM Modi landed in Hyderabad today, CM KCR is en route to Karnataka as part of his alternate front work. Despite missing PM Modi's visit, KCR made sure that Narendra Modi feels his presence.
As the TRS has been alleging that the Union government is not preferring Telangana while granting funds and allocating any institutions, flexes shooting the same questions were set up at various places in the route in which the Prime Minister travels. The banners questioning the Prime Minister were set up at more than dozen locations.
It appears like, through the banners, the ruling party in Telangana, TRS wants to raise their voice against the alleged injustice and TRS boss KCR can make the Prime Minister feel his presence by looking at the flexes set up in various locations.
As TRS chief KCR is hoping to leave his mark in national politics, the fight turned more intense. To show how worse the relations are between the parties, the TRS party is alleging that Telangana Governor is acting like a BJP leader and Raj Bhavan is no less than a BJP office.
Forget about all these, CM KCR is not ready to meet PM Modi reportedly. Adding fuel to this argument, Telangana Chief Minister KCR planned his two recent visits that they will clash with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's
As PM Modi landed in Hyderabad today, CM KCR is en route to Karnataka as part of his alternate front work. Despite missing PM Modi's visit, KCR made sure that Narendra Modi feels his presence.
As the TRS has been alleging that the Union government is not preferring Telangana while granting funds and allocating any institutions, flexes shooting the same questions were set up at various places in the route in which the Prime Minister travels. The banners questioning the Prime Minister were set up at more than dozen locations.
It appears like, through the banners, the ruling party in Telangana, TRS wants to raise their voice against the alleged injustice and TRS boss KCR can make the Prime Minister feel his presence by looking at the flexes set up in various locations.