The Hyderabad City turned pink with the massive arrangements made by the Bharat Rashtra Samithi party workers and activists as today marks the foundation day of the outfit. It was founded in 2001 and cut to a couple of decades, the regional party came to power for two consecutive terms and became the national party.
This is the first foundation day of the party after it became Bharat Rashtra Samithi from Telangana Rashtra Samithi. So the party leaders and activists gave their best efforts in arrangements. It's been 22 years since the party was founded.
Addressing the leaders on the occasion, Chief Minister KCR reportedly gave a warning to the MLAs that he has a list of leaders who are collecting Rs 3 lakhs from people to allot the Dalit Bandhu scheme and if they continue the same then they will not get the ticket in next elections.
Expressing dissatisfaction over this, the BRS boss said that the leaders should make sure that this won't happen again and this is the last warning for them. On the same occasion, the CM reportedly said that it is the responsibility of the MLAs even if their followers collect money.
Corruption allegations can be costly for the parties and the BJP is facing the heat. The recent survey predicted that the BJP would lose the elections in Karnataka and the Congress party would come to power in the upcoming elections.
So the BRS party doesn't want to see the same happen with it and might be taking measures to stop this. At the event, KCR also urged the leaders to focus on the unused lands in the villages so that the eligible lands can be given to people. The CM said that the government would buy the crops.
This is the first foundation day of the party after it became Bharat Rashtra Samithi from Telangana Rashtra Samithi. So the party leaders and activists gave their best efforts in arrangements. It's been 22 years since the party was founded.
Addressing the leaders on the occasion, Chief Minister KCR reportedly gave a warning to the MLAs that he has a list of leaders who are collecting Rs 3 lakhs from people to allot the Dalit Bandhu scheme and if they continue the same then they will not get the ticket in next elections.
Expressing dissatisfaction over this, the BRS boss said that the leaders should make sure that this won't happen again and this is the last warning for them. On the same occasion, the CM reportedly said that it is the responsibility of the MLAs even if their followers collect money.
Corruption allegations can be costly for the parties and the BJP is facing the heat. The recent survey predicted that the BJP would lose the elections in Karnataka and the Congress party would come to power in the upcoming elections.
So the BRS party doesn't want to see the same happen with it and might be taking measures to stop this. At the event, KCR also urged the leaders to focus on the unused lands in the villages so that the eligible lands can be given to people. The CM said that the government would buy the crops.