Telangana Chief Minister KCR is on a spree of meeting like-minded leaders from other states as part of his national politics dream. He already met Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. The meeting created a lot of buzz among the political circles and observers as both Chief Ministers are against the BJP and PM Modi.
Besides creating a good buzz, the meeting also gave birth to a new rumour that TRS might join hands with the grand old Congress for an alliance as an alternative front at the Centre to take on the mighty BJP is not possible without Congress.
With the reports getting momentum, Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee(TPCC) chief Revanth Reddy reacted to the reports and said that there is no possibility of Congress and TRS joining hands. Accusing the TRS government of looting people in the state, Revanth Reddy said Congress has no interest in working with such a party.
It looks like Congress did not forget what TRS did after the state was announced and the same reason is stopping the grand old from forming an alliance. Earlier, the TRS party made an announcement that it would merge the party with the grand old party.
However, things turned upside down, and the TRS party took a back step. In the first general elections after the state was bifurcated, TRS projected itself as a party that gave its sweat and blood to the movement. It appears like Congress did not forget this.
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Besides creating a good buzz, the meeting also gave birth to a new rumour that TRS might join hands with the grand old Congress for an alliance as an alternative front at the Centre to take on the mighty BJP is not possible without Congress.
With the reports getting momentum, Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee(TPCC) chief Revanth Reddy reacted to the reports and said that there is no possibility of Congress and TRS joining hands. Accusing the TRS government of looting people in the state, Revanth Reddy said Congress has no interest in working with such a party.
It looks like Congress did not forget what TRS did after the state was announced and the same reason is stopping the grand old from forming an alliance. Earlier, the TRS party made an announcement that it would merge the party with the grand old party.
However, things turned upside down, and the TRS party took a back step. In the first general elections after the state was bifurcated, TRS projected itself as a party that gave its sweat and blood to the movement. It appears like Congress did not forget this.
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