Telangana Chief Minister KCR is taking steps towards the expansion of Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS). In this order, important appointments were made in relation to the BRS party in Maharashtra.
First Published Feb 26, 2023, 2:13 PM IST
Telangana Chief Minister KCR is taking steps towards the expansion of Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS). In this order, important appointments were made in relation to the BRS party in Maharashtra. KCR appointed Manik Kadam as the state president of BRS Kisan cell in Maharashtra. In this regard, BRS party released a statement on Sunday. It is known that KCR has already appointed Gurnamsingh Chaduni, the leader of the National Farmers Union, as the President of the Kisan Cell at the national level. It is known that KCR, who entered national politics with BRS, is moving ahead with the slogan Ab Ki Bar Kisan Sarkar.
Meanwhile, it is known that the BRS party held a huge public meeting in Nanded, Maharashtra on the 5th of this month. KCR, who spoke in this public meeting, attacked the central government in a severe manner. He said that even after independence, people are not getting drinking water and irrigation water. So many governments have come, what have they done? He asked. He said he was saddened by the suicide of many farmers in Maharashtra. He said that farmers committing suicide in a state where many rivers flow is very painful.
Saying ab ki bar kisan sarkar (farmer’s government this time), KCR said now we should go to the national level. “Now a big change is needed in the country. Many people come and give long speeches and leave. They speak their mind and leave. Even after 75 years, the country is not getting water and electricity. The discourse is going on in an empty country, and nobody cares about the farmer. There should be a change in this matter,” said KCR.
Further, KCR, who announced Telangana model farmer welfare for Maharashtra farmers, said that once he comes to power, he will implement policies like 24/7 electricity supply and farmer insurance across the country. He also commented that the farmers of Maharashtra should learn to write and enforce laws besides plowing their fields.
