Why would BJP pull down Jagan government?
K chandrasekhar Rao, president of telangana rashtra samithi and chief minister of telangana, is without a doubt going all out in his war against the narendra modi government at the Centre and the Bharatiya Janata Party. But, in an attempt to discredit the bjp, the telangana chief minister is also shooting arrows in the dark by making bizarre claims, aiming to put the saffron party on the defensive. kcr said at a joint gathering of the trs legislature party and parliamentary party that the Modi government was plotting to destabilise the Y S jagan Mohan reddy government in andhra pradesh, despite Jagan's desire to preserve amicable relations with the BJP.
"Isn't this a heinous injustice?" "How can the bjp betray its own ally while plotting to destabilise his government?" kcr inquired. The bjp, on the other hand, dismissed KCR's allegation as a cheap publicity gimmick. "It is completely fabricated by the telangana chief minister in order to gain cheap political mileage," bjp leader and rajya sabha member g v l narasimha rao said on Wednesday. GVL questioned why kcr would be concerned when jagan had no such doubts or fears, claiming that the trs chief was attempting to make fictitious comments in order to create political sensations.
"Has the YSRC named kcr as its spokesperson?" he inquired. He questioned if kcr was referring to andhra pradesh because he was renaming his party Bharat Rashtra Samithi. "He wants to gain cheap media coverage." "Nothing more," the bjp leader stated. GVL reaffirmed that the bjp and Jana Sena party would fight the next assembly elections in andhra pradesh together, emerging as an alternative to the YSRC. He anticipated that there will be a massive outflow of politicians from rival parties joining the bjp before the elections.
"Isn't this a heinous injustice?" "How can the bjp betray its own ally while plotting to destabilise his government?" kcr inquired. The bjp, on the other hand, dismissed KCR's allegation as a cheap publicity gimmick. "It is completely fabricated by the telangana chief minister in order to gain cheap political mileage," bjp leader and rajya sabha member g v l narasimha rao said on Wednesday. GVL questioned why kcr would be concerned when jagan had no such doubts or fears, claiming that the trs chief was attempting to make fictitious comments in order to create political sensations.
"Has the YSRC named kcr as its spokesperson?" he inquired. He questioned if kcr was referring to andhra pradesh because he was renaming his party Bharat Rashtra Samithi. "He wants to gain cheap media coverage." "Nothing more," the bjp leader stated. GVL reaffirmed that the bjp and Jana Sena party would fight the next assembly elections in andhra pradesh together, emerging as an alternative to the YSRC. He anticipated that there will be a massive outflow of politicians from rival parties joining the bjp before the elections.