KCR IS WORRIED ABOUT CONGRESS!

Mahesh Sharma

New Delhi: Bharat

Rashtra Samithi leader

K Chandrasekhar Rao is still seen fighting with the Congress. But he is also worried about the Congress. KCR knows that if the Congress fights with more vigor in Telangana, it will benefit the BJP. Congress also understands this, so to keep the pressure on KCR, it is holding rallies and programs in Telangana.

Whether both the parties will coordinate in the compulsion to stop the BJP or not, is a matter on which decision can be taken later, but for now, KCR has started showing goodwill. In Delhi, his daughter Kavita asked the Congress to give up its stubbornness and join the alliance.

When Kavita asked the Congress to join the alliance, she was not talking about an alliance for the Lok Sabha elections. She meant to come together in the Telangana elections. Keep in mind that Con- gress has a good presence in Telangana and Asaduddin Owaisi’s party MIM has influence in a large area. In this way three parties Bharat Rashtra Samithi, Congress and of Yadavs were recently raided in Patna and Delhi.

MIM are doing one vote bank politics. If one vote bank is divided into three parties, then BJP will be benefited. KCR does not want a hung assembly, so, from the beginning, he has been showing harmony with the Congress. His daughter Kavita went on a one-day hunger strike at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar on March 10 and praised Sonia Gandhi fiercely. She thanked Sonia that due to her efforts, the Women’s Reservation Bill could be passed in the Rajya Sabha. After this initiative from her side, some interesting changes can be seen.

Railways Minister, with the intent to acquire the land parcels situated in Vill- Mahuabagh, Patna and Vill-Kunjwa, Patna which were situated adjacent to the land parcels already owned by his family members; entered into a criminal conspiracy with his wife Rabri Devi, daughter Misha Bharati, Officers of Central Rail- ways namely Sowmya Raghvan the then General Manager, Kamal Deep Mainrai, the then Chief Personnel Officer, and residents of VillMahjabagh, Patna and Vill-Bindaul, Bihta, Patna and Patna City namely Raj Kumar Singh, Mithlesh Kumar, Ajay Kumar, Sanjay Kumar, Dharmendra Kumar and others.

DIPLOMATIC DIALOGUE!

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Kolkata (PTI): TMC and BJP locked horns on Tuesday as both parties sought to appropriate the legacy of the antiland acquisition movement at Nandigram on its 16th anniversary.

The BJP, led by Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari, organised rallies in Nandigram area of Purba Medinipur district to commemorate the day which saw 14 anti-land acquisition protestors killed in police firing in 2007.

“The Nandigram movement was not a movement of any particular party but of the locals. It is a heroic tale of resilience and struggle of the poor people of Nandigram, who fought against the then mighty Left Front,” he said.