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Congress, TDP look to TJAC, Left to clip TRS wings
Efforts are on to pool the resources to counter the TRS government. Telangana Congress and TDP Telangana unit are busy meeting the TJAC leaders and left party leaders to have some kind of understanding to take on the TRSĀ
āHyderabad: Efforts are on to pool the resources to counter the TRS government. Telangana Congress and TDP Telangana unit are busy meeting the TJAC leaders and left party leaders to have some kind of understanding to take on the TRS
on issues. The two opposition parties have already begun talks with the Telangana Political JAC, left parties and other social organisations including Madiga Reservation Porata Samithi (MRPS).
A top leader in Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee said that the party held series of meetings with JAC Chairman Kodandaram and district JAC leaders and explained the party’s action plan to fight against the TRS in the next two and half years.
The party wanted the support of JAC leaders to fight against the anti- people policies and expose the failures of the Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao’s government.
The TPCC president N Uttam Kumar Reddy had already been maintaining good relations with JAC since 2014 elections. Reddy wanted Kodandaram to support Congress on issues and extend support to agitations till the next elections.
The TPCC is also seriously planning to seek the support of CPI and CPM and other left wings in the State to fight against KCR’s government.
Party working president A Revanth Reddy met Kodandaram, CPI State Secretary Ch Venkat Reddy and CPM State secretary T Veerabhadram recently and explained his plan of action and how the party wants to take on the TRS.
