CM KCR visits Maharashtra for two days.
K Chandrashekhar Rao, the Chief Minister of the BRS, travelled to Solapur on Monday for two days as part of the party’s planning to broaden its support in Maharashtra. He was escorted by a large procession of about 600 cars that included BRS leaders from both Telangana and Maharashtra as well as ministers, lawmakers, MLAs, MLCs, and other elected officials.
With shouts like “Jai KCR, Jai BRS” and “Ab ki Baar Kisan Sarkar,” among others, BRS cadres planned magnificent welcomes to the Chief Minister’s convoy at many locations along the road. Flexi banners praising the Telangana growth model, the Chief Minister, and the BRS have been put up. In his convoy of approximately 600 four-wheelers, Chandrashekhar Rao drove in his official bus with the ministers, members of parliament, and other leaders. Aerial photos of the enormous convoy that quickly gained popularity on social media showed a serpentine queue of cars travelling down the Hyderabad-Mumbai Highway.
The BRS President once stopped for lunch at the village of Omerga in the Dharashiv district, where he spoke with farmers and local officials. On this occasion, women greeted him with “Mangala Aarathi.” He then arrived at Solapur by nightfall, when he met with a number of Maharashtrian politicians as well as Telangana handloom weavers who had relocated to Solapur in search of work.
Chandrashekhar Rao is scheduled to undertake a special puja at Sri Vithal Rukmini Mandir on Tuesday in addition to visiting the Lord Vithoba temple in Pandharpur. He would introduce notable leader Bhagirath Balke and other senior politicians from other parties into the BRS at a speech to the public in Sarkoli. Before heading back to Hyderabad, he would stop at the famed Shakti Peetham in the Darashiv area known as the Goddess Tulja Bhavani shrine.
The BRS Chief has made multiple trips to Maharashtra after the TRS changed its name to the BRS in October of last year in an effort to win over the hearts of people there. He presented the Telangana growth model and insisted that Maharashtra and the rest of India could learn a lot from it. Additionally, a BRS office has opened in Nagpur, and there are plans to create additional party offices across Maharashtra.
The Chief Minister was joined by Ministers T Harish Rao, G Jagadish Reddy, and Vemula Prashanth Reddy, as well as BRS Secretary General and Parliamentary Party Leader K Keshava Rao and other prominent figures.