The Chief Minister and president of BRS, K.Chandrashekar Rao, expressed confidence in his party’s success in the upcoming November 30 Assembly elections.He believes they could secure between 95 to 105 seats, aiming for a historic third term.
Speaking at a gathering in Shamirpet, he praised the progress made by the state but emphasized there’s more to achieve.
He highlighted that sustaining this progress relies on BRS retaining power.
Although Rao’s constituency, Gajwel, has seen significant development, he stressed the need for continuous improvement.
He urged not only winning in Gajwel but also in neighboring areas.
Rao acknowledged the efforts to resolve power and water issues and ongoing work on irrigation projects.
He emphasized the importance of focusing on essential infrastructure and housing for the homeless, tasks he believes can be achieved with another term for BRS.
Rao reminded of the need for Telangana, citing past neglect by previous leaders.He listed achievements like the Kondapochamma and Mallannasagar reservoirs and paid tribute to those who sacrificed land for these projects.
He assured his commitment to Gajwel, even as he contests from Kamareddy, explaining it serves a specific purpose.
He affirmed his dedication to making Gajwel a shining example for the state.
Minister T.Harish Rao commended the enthusiastic crowd, emphasizing Gajwel’s development as a model for others to admire.
