Opposition obsessed with dislodging someone: BRS leader K T Rama Rao | Hyderabad News – Times of India
NEW DELHI: Days after a conclave of opposition parties, Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working president K T Rama Rao on Sunday said their fight against BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections should be based on “principal issues” before the country but unfortunately they seem to be “obsessed” with “dislodging someone” from power.
Rao also said his party will never compromise on the issue of core welfare principles for the country, asserting it will form an alliance only with those political parties with which the party sees a common agenda for the benefit of the people. “You should not be uniting against somebody. You should be uniting for something. What is that something, nobody is able to figure out,” he said when asked to comment on the meeting of 17 opposition parties held in Patna on Friday in a bid to forge unity to take on BJP in the 2024 General Elections.
BRS skipped the meeting that was hosted by JD(U) supremo and Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar to work on an opposition alliance.
Rao also indicated that BRS was willing to contest the 2024 Lok Sabha elections on its own and try to make an impactful beginning aiming to win a sizeable number of seats. He also reiterated that any united front, with Congress or BJP being its fulcrum, will not succeed as these national parties have been a “disaster” for the country. Rao made it clear that the political parties should align on a principle welfare agenda that matters to the country.
Rao also said his party will never compromise on the issue of core welfare principles for the country, asserting it will form an alliance only with those political parties with which the party sees a common agenda for the benefit of the people. “You should not be uniting against somebody. You should be uniting for something. What is that something, nobody is able to figure out,” he said when asked to comment on the meeting of 17 opposition parties held in Patna on Friday in a bid to forge unity to take on BJP in the 2024 General Elections.
BRS skipped the meeting that was hosted by JD(U) supremo and Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar to work on an opposition alliance.
Rao also indicated that BRS was willing to contest the 2024 Lok Sabha elections on its own and try to make an impactful beginning aiming to win a sizeable number of seats. He also reiterated that any united front, with Congress or BJP being its fulcrum, will not succeed as these national parties have been a “disaster” for the country. Rao made it clear that the political parties should align on a principle welfare agenda that matters to the country.
