Telangana CM KCR Embarks On 2-Day Maharashtra Tour With 600 Vehicle Convoy, Eyes Party Expansion

CM KCR is accompanied by a huge convoy of about 600 vehicles, including state ministers, MPs, MLCs, MLAs, and senior party leaders.

CM KCR embarked on a two-day road trip to Solapur in Maharashtra in a huge convoy ( Image Source :Special arrangement )

K Chandrashekhar Rao, President of the Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) Party and Telangana Chief Minister, embarked on a two-day road trip to Solapur in Maharashtra on Monday. Accompanied by a large convoy of approximately 600 vehicles, including state ministers, MPs, MLCs, MLAs, and senior party leaders, CM KCR will tour various locations in Maharashtra.

During his visit, the Telangana Chief Minister is scheduled to arrive in Solapur on Monday evening, where he will hold meetings with BRS leaders from Maharashtra and meet the families of handloom workers who have migrated from Telangana. 

On Tuesday, CM KCR plans to visit Pandharpur in Solapur district to perform a special pooja at Sri Vithal Rukmini Mandir. He will also visit the renowned Shakti Peetham, Tulja Bhavani Goddess, located in the Dharashiv district. The Chief Minister will return to Hyderabad by road on Tuesday evening.

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Earlier, CM KCR inaugurated the first BRS office in Nagpur, Maharashtra. During the inauguration, he expressed a preference for using ballot papers instead of electronic voting machines (EVMs) in elections. 

When asked about the possibility of an alliance with Maha Vikas Aghadi, a coalition consisting of Shiv Sena (UBT), Congress, and the Nationalist Congress Party, CM Rao stated that previous alliances such as the United Front and National Front were deemed inadequate. Therefore, the BRS is developing its own agenda and welcomes any party aligning with its goal of structural change. CM Rao clarified that the BRS is not currently considering any alliances as they perceive them as unnecessary.

He reaffirmed the BRS's determination to contest every seat in the upcoming civic, assembly, and general elections in the state.