Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) president and Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao on Friday that the new national party would work for the socio-economic progress of all sections by bringing about a qualitative change. He urged the party’s cadre to rededicate themselves to the development of the nation and to implement new policies to replace the failed anti-people policies of the BJP-led Central government.
“Politics is not just about a party winning or losing elections. Ultimately, people should be the winners, which will be the achievement of any elected representative. The BRS has been formed to achieve this transformation. Until someone dares to light the lamp, darkness will continue to envelop the country,” he said.
The Chief Minister emphasized the importance of correcting the failures of successive governments at the Centre over several decades and developing new national policies for the country’s overall development in order to achieve qualitative change in various sectors.
As a result, the BRS is developing new policies in agriculture, water, power, economics, the environment, uplifting vulnerable groups, and empowering women, among other areas.
“It is unfortunate that agriculture, which is the backbone of the country, is being neglected. Despite having adequate water resources, States are embroiled in water wars. Why should the people of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu fight over Cauvery water? Why should Chennai, a city with a rich history and culture, suffer for a bucketful of water? We must correct these faulty policies and end water wars,” he asserted.
If the people of India give the BRS an opportunity, Chandrashekhar Rao promises to ensure power supply to the most remote villages in the country and uninterrupted power like in Telangana. He also says a new economic policy is being prepared to strengthen the rupee and improve the nation’s economy.
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A new environmental policy would be developed in the spirit of Telangana ku Haritha Haram. A weaker sections upliftment policy would be implemented to end decades of inequality and ensure social justice for all.
“Women form 50 percent of the country’s population and yet there is discrimination towards them. We must introspect our policies and make them partners in the nation’s progress. We will also bring out progressive policies for the development of basic infrastructure for education, health and other sectors,” he said.
The BRS is already collaborating with former judges, economists, social scientists, and experts from various fields to develop all of these policies.
The BRS chief stated that the party would create a new momentum to change the nation’s thought process by emphasizing the importance of people becoming the ultimate winners in politics, rather than political parties. The party would also fight for equal rights for all and the end of dictatorial governance in the country. It would also strive for a special action plan to help Dalits, Bahujans, and other weaker groups.
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