Chief Minister of Telangana & BRS Party President Ok. Chandrashekar Rao take part in Public Meeting at Kandhar Loha, Nanded District, Maharashtra, on Sunday, March 26 2023.
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The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) is on a mission to fight for farmers points and work for addressing their issues, occasion president and Chief Minister Ok. Chandrasekhar Rao mentioned on Sunday and requested the farming group to rally behind it to present their power, come to energy and make their very own legal guidelines.
He termed the BRS as farmers’ voice and farmers occasion. He sought to know, whereas addressing a public assembly at Kandhar-Loha in Maharashtra, what would occur if farmers themselves come to governance as only one go to of his to Nanded had made Maharashtra Government credit score ₹6,000 into every farmer’s account.
“Why going around parties and begging for supportive measures. Let’s bring our own government and make our own legislations which protect our interests. Only parties and leaders change in elections and not the fate of people and farmers. Now, it’s time to script a new beginning,” Mr. Rao mentioned in a name to farmers.
He acknowledged that BRS leaders would go to each village and enrol members. The occasion would contest all Panchayat Raj elections in Maharashtra as it could be a chance for the farming group to present their mettle. He defined that farmers’ suicides have been day by day affair when Telangana was fashioned and the BRS authorities had tried to infuse confidence amongst them with a sequence of measures, lastly placing an finish to misery deaths of farmers.
He requested the farming group and others who attended the assembly to take into consideration his phrases after going residence and likewise talk about them with neighbours and mates. He mentioned the nation has considerable sources however solely factor that’s missing is will energy to take them to folks.
Giving some examples, he mentioned the nation was receiving about 75,000 tmc ft of rainfall yearly however utilising solely 19,000 tmc ft of it and the remaining flowing waste into seas. The nation additionally has 361 billion tonnes of coal reserves, which is adequate to generate and provide 24×7 energy to all classes of customers, together with free energy to farmers, for the subsequent 125 years.
Former MP Haribhau Rathod, former MLAs Suresh Dada Gaikwad, Harshvardhan Jadhav, Shankarnath Dhondge, senior leaders Yashpal Bingesar, Nagnath Ghisewad, P.S. Gawle, Deepak Athram, Dasharath Sawanth, Ganesh Kadam and a number of other others joined BRS formally on the event.
