Bharat Rashtra Samithi President K Chandrashekhar Rao to addressed leaders from several Maharashtra political parties who had joined the BRS ranks.
He emphasized the importance of a reformed India that focuses on easing the miseries of farmers, Dalits, Bahujans, and Adivasis. Rao voiced dissatisfaction with previous rulers for failing to meet the demands of the people despite India’s abundant natural resources. He cited Telangana as an example for developing policies to help marginalised groups in society.
Rao emphasised that rather than following stereotyped practises, guiding the country on the path of growth necessitates unique thinking and efficient governance. He stated that the development of Telangana demonstrates the country’s lack of competent governance and emphasised the need for transformation. The BRS, which promises to bring about radical transformation and development in India, is gaining traction, with Maharashtra leading the way.
Rao spoke during the gathering about his proposals for addressing farmers’ issues, specifically upgrading irrigation and energy systems for agricultural prosperity. He urged farmers, women, and youth across the country to work together to meet the objectives of the people, regardless of political allegiance.
Ghanshyam Shelar, NCP Maharashtra State vice-president, and other prominent politicians from Ahmednagar, Maharashtra, have joined the BRS. They vowed to support Rao’s initiatives and seek to make India a more developed country. BRS MLA A Jeevan Reddy and other BRS Maharashtra leaders attended the ceremony as well.
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