After Christmas, the party has aggressively planned to grow. The BRS Kisan Cell would be introduced as a part of this in Punjab, Haryana, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Odisha, and telangana the next week. According to BRS officials, kcr is in contact with a large number of former MLAs and prominent political figures from various states in North, East, and Central India, along with their teams and supporters. The BRS leader is elaborating on the kind of policies that ought to be implemented in light of the ambitions of the local populace and the geographical, social, and cultural circumstances of their states.
KCR has long sought to participate in national politics by uniting like-minded parties to form a third option, but his plans have reportedly failed due to disagreements with other regional leaders over the make-up of the proposed front. kcr came up with the concept of BRS after realising that telangana only has 17 MPs in the lok sabha, which limits its ability to have an impact on national politics. The party would concentrate on 100 lok sabha seats with the 2024 lok sabha elections as its aim. By securing at least 50 to 80 seats, the BRS intends to influence the country with its socioeconomic and political agenda.
But it's still unclear what plan the party will use to reach this objective. "Unless the party gains seats outside of telangana, BRS will continue to be a myth. Currently, each state has a unique dynamic and there are regional forces to meet local residents' aspirations, "observes Palvai Raghvendra Reddy, a political expert.
KCR has long sought to participate in national politics by uniting like-minded parties to form a third option, but his plans have reportedly failed due to disagreements with other regional leaders over the make-up of the proposed front. kcr came up with the concept of BRS after realising that telangana only has 17 MPs in the lok sabha, which limits its ability to have an impact on national politics. The party would concentrate on 100 lok sabha seats with the 2024 lok sabha elections as its aim. By securing at least 50 to 80 seats, the BRS intends to influence the country with its socioeconomic and political agenda.
But it's still unclear what plan the party will use to reach this objective. "Unless the party gains seats outside of telangana, BRS will continue to be a myth. Currently, each state has a unique dynamic and there are regional forces to meet local residents' aspirations, "observes Palvai Raghvendra Reddy, a political expert.
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