Bharat Rashtra Samithi President and former Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao, who has been relatively quiet since the party's setback in the November 30 assembly elections, is now making efforts to reinvigorate the party and its members.
On Thursday, KCR announced his intention to return to his old form reminiscent of the Telangana agitation period, adopting a more aggressive approach to rally both the people and party workers.
He expressed his commitment to championing a farmer-centric agenda during the Lok Sabha election campaign, emphasizing visits to agricultural fields as part of his 'Polam Bata' initiative.
Additionally, he plans to address roadshows and corner meetings as part of a bus tour scheduled to commence around April 20-22.
KCR will hold public meetings in Siddipet, Khammam, Mahabubnagar, Warangal, and other locations.
Following discussions with party leaders, he instructed them to organize his bus tour, which includes visits to agricultural fields in the morning, followed by roadshows and corner meetings at least thrice daily.
Each tour is expected to cover approximately 90 km, with KCR staying in the homes of local leaders.
"You will witness the return of the KCR from the Telangana Agitation days," he stated, emphasizing his intention to interact with farmers directly.
KCR urged party leaders to intensify the ongoing postcard campaign in Siddipet and send at least one lakh postcards from each Assembly segment to the state government, highlighting farmers' issues.
He emphasized the importance of voicing farmers' concerns and mobilizing support to hold the government accountable for its unfulfilled electoral promises.
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