




What could have actually worked for the TRS was the uncertainty hovering around the Mahakutami, which failed to instill confidence in the electorate.
The objective of the Prajakutami was not only restricted to an ambitious win in Telangana, but also to send a statement of intent to the ruling NDA at the Centre. However, TRS’ thumping victory in the state has projected that intent to be quite weak.
Known for his oratory skills, K Chandrashekar Rao was hailed as the tallest leader in Telangana and credited with achieving the separate statehood
At the Kodad rally, Rao also criticised Modi's alleged comments that there is a power shortage in Telangana.
KCR, as Rao is popularly known as, is seeking re-election from Gajwel in Siddipet district, after winning in 2014 with a margin of nearly 20,000 votes.
The yagnam is conducted for prosperity of the state, well being of all people and for successfully taking forward the various developmental programmes, it said.
The party had earlier declared candidates for 107 Assembly segments. The total number of constituencies is 119.
Telangana is going to vote on December 7 to elect the fresh government. The counting of votes will take place along with Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Mizoram and Rajasthan on December 11.
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Amidst the fast-paced political developments in neighbouring Telangana, TDP leaders from the state rushed for talks with party supremo and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu.
The governor is also expected to formally communicate to the Election Commission about the dissolution of the Telangana Assembly and recommend holding of elections within six months.
Branding the Congress as the "biggest enemy" of Telangana, he flayed it for making "baseless, mindless and meaningless" allegations against the TRS government.
Rao said TRS was confident that the election notification would be issued in October and the polls would happen in November
The Governor asked Rao and the Council of Ministers to continue as a caretaker Government. Rao accepted the Governor's request
Speculations have been rife that Rao may call for early assembly polls soon, possibly seeking a greater mandate or to curtail effects of anti-incumbency
TRS Chief K Chandrashekhar Rao had recently said a non-Congress and non-BJP front should be formed in the country.
The Trinamool Congress chief greeted KCR with a bouquet of flowers and discussed ways to unite the regional parties to take on the BJP ahead of the 2019 elections.
Rao over the weekend said he was keen to pro-actively engage himself in national politics to bring a "qualitative change", and was in talks with others to form a platform of like-minded parties.
And the party is going all out to make the event a success as it eyes to be seen as the main Opposition to K Chandrashekar Rao-led government in the state. The BJP hopes this event will provide the party a launch platform for its ambition of winning the 2019 Assembly polls in Telangana.