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Many leaders from Andhra Pradesh continue to join BRS
Bharat Rashtra Samithi
- Prominent among those who were inducted into the party include Christian Association national president Sharmila Sampath and Forum for Social Justice’s Meena Kumari
- As people were looking for change and development in AP, they are associating themselves with the BRS and Telangana model of development
Hyderabad: Several leaders from Andhra Pradesh continue to join the Bharat Rashtra Samithi learning about work being done by the BRS government in Telangana under the leadership of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao.
On Sunday, many leaders from Nellore district in Andhra Pradesh were inducted into the party by AP BRS head Thota Chandrasekhar in Hyderabad.
Prominent among those who were inducted into the party include Christian Association national president Sharmila Sampath and Forum for Social Justice's Meena Kumari. They were formally welcomed into the party unit by Chandrasekhar at his residence here.
Chandrasekhar said under the leadership of the Chief Minister, the AP BRS unit was set to create ripples in Andhra and the people were extending support to it.
As people were looking for change and development in AP, they are associating themselves with the BRS and Telangana model of development, he said. The BRS was emerging as a strong force to reckon with and an alternative to the BJP across the country, he said.
