BRS chief KCR has announced that he will stay away from NDA and India alliances in national politics. He announced that he will move forward with the allies who come along with them. KCR made these comments during his visit to Maharashtra. He clarified that BRS is not alone and has friends who walk with them.
He reminded that they are one of those alliances that have been in power for more than 50 years in the country, but there has been no change. KCR reiterated that a new change has to happen in the country. KCR, who was on a visit to Maharashtra, spoke at a public meeting held at Wategam. ‘
There is no shortage of wealth in Maharashtra. He said that even though there are excellent resources and employment opportunities, there is a shortage of drinking water in city of Aurangabad. He questioned that the Dalit community is still lagging behind. It is said that the sins of discrimination have been washed away by leaving discrimination in America and electing a black man, Barack Obama, as president. After Obama assumed power, there has been a change in the lives of black people, and they want to see a change in that direction in India as well.