KR Chandrashekhar Rao Announced To Form A Front Against BJP

KR Chandrashekhar Rao CM of Telangana announced to form a front against BJP.

Telangana Chief Minister KR Chandrashekhar Rao on Wednesday announced to form an anti-BJP front.

For this, Chandrasekhar Rao has called a meeting of leaders of non-NDA parties in Hyderabad in the second week of December.

Chief Minister of Telangana and Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) President Chandrasekhar Rao said that Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress President Mamta Banerjee.

Janata Dal-Secular leader HD Kumaraswamy, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, BSP supremo Mayawati and DMK chief M.K. Stalin will be called for the meeting.

In this, the strategy will be discussed by discussing the anti-BJP platform.

Chandrasekhar Rao, known as KCR, said in the TRS Parliamentary and Legislature Party meeting that the leaders of the opposition parties are looking towards him who can open a front against the BJP.

In the meeting, he announced that he will open a front against the Narendra Modi government of the Center.

Shikla fined ten crore rupees, may be released soon

VK Sasikala, an aide of late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa, has paid a fine of Rs 10 crore in a disproportionate assets case in a Bangalore court.

Now he is expected to be released from jail soon. Sasikala’s lawyer has given this information.

Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K. Palanisamy told reporters in Coimbatore that he was anticipating Sasikala’s release and said the AIADMK’s stand was still the same.

Sasikala and her son now have nothing to do with the party and the government. Ten crore and ten thousand rupees have been deposited in the 34th City Civil Court of Bengaluru.

Sasikala’s lawyer N. Raja Senthur Pendran said that it is expected that the court will free him from jail. Sasikala’s two other companions will also be released.

Tamil Nadu’s School Education Minister KA Sengottian on Wednesday said that more than 400 students of government schools in the state will be admitted to medical colleges under 7.5 percent reservation.