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TJS braces up to sound poll bugle with Dhoom Dham on Oct 1
Telangana Jana Samithi TJS will be sounding poll bugle with a meeting Dhoom Dham in Karimnagar on October 1 After this Dhoom Dham will be organised in different parts of the State, TJS chief Prof Kodandaram said Also, the party was busy in manifesto preparation that will reflect aspirations of statehood struggle
Hyderabad: Telangana Jana Samithi (TJS) will be sounding poll bugle with a meeting (Dhoom Dham) in Karimnagar on October 1. After this Dhoom Dham will be organised in different parts of the State, TJS chief Prof Kodandaram said. Also, the party was busy in manifesto preparation that will reflect aspirations of statehood struggle.
Kodandaram was speaking after welcoming Advocate Rachana Reddy into TJS fold. Rachana Reddy was an active member of Telangana JAC and waged a legal battle against caretaker K Chandrashekar Rao government on various irrigation projects including Mallannasagar project.
She stressed the need for big transformation in Telangana politics. Prof Lakshmi, who also joined TJS, said this was not the Telangana what people had longed for. TRS government had not given enough priority to women, she said that no party would get blessings of public to form government if it neglected women. Meanwhile, TJS appointed three vice-presidents including Prof Vishweshwar Rao, Badruddin and Rachana Reddy.
