Telangana Hyderabad - Chandrapur next pitstop for BRS in Maharashtra
With a resounding reaction to each of his three rallies held thus far, Bharat Rashtra Samithi President and chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao has already established a strong base in several areas of maharashtra and is now entirely focused on the strategy for his next move.
Pressure from the BRS supporters and adherents from various regions of maharashtra has been building on the party leadership to hold the fourth rally in the series in Solapur or Nagpur. But the party's first priority is a massive gathering in Chandrapur. According to party sources, Chandrashekhar Rao's next rally in maharashtra would take place at Chandrapur.
Pressure from the BRS supporters and adherents from various regions of maharashtra has been building on the party leadership to hold the fourth rally in the series in Solapur or Nagpur. But the party's first priority is a massive gathering in Chandrapur. According to party sources, Chandrashekhar Rao's next rally in maharashtra would take place at Chandrapur.
They continued by saying that the Chandrapur rally's date will soon be revealed. The leadership has already given the party functionaries the job of meticulous planning for the following meeting, encouraged by the success of the public meetings held so far in Nanded, Kandar Loha, and Aurangabad.
Reaching out to supporters in every corner of the State has been a top priority for BRS officials, who have been leading the party campaign in Maharashtra. Other political parties in the adjoining State are concerned about the significant influx of new members into the party that was brought on by the three public meetings held so far.
The chief minister recently stated that the party will not have any kind of affiliation with any political party in maharashtra, but the party is set on going it alone in the state by bolstering its organisational network in all 288 assembly constituencies.
Reaching out to supporters in every corner of the State has been a top priority for BRS officials, who have been leading the party campaign in Maharashtra. Other political parties in the adjoining State are concerned about the significant influx of new members into the party that was brought on by the three public meetings held so far.
The chief minister recently stated that the party will not have any kind of affiliation with any political party in maharashtra, but the party is set on going it alone in the state by bolstering its organisational network in all 288 assembly constituencies.