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KCR holds BRS legislative party meeting, briefs MLAs on issues to be raised in assembly
In Short
A meeting of the BRS legislative party was held today (Sunday) at the Erravalli farmhouse, presided over by former Chief Minister and BRS chief Kalvakuntla Chandrashekar Rao (KCR).

A meeting of the BRS legislative party was held today (Sunday) at the Erravalli farmhouse
A meeting of the BRS legislative party was held today (Sunday) at the Erravalli farmhouse, presided over by former Chief Minister and BRS chief Kalvakuntla Chandrashekar Rao (KCR). During the meeting, KCR discussed several key issues with BRS MLAs and MLCs. Former ministers KTR and Harish Rao, along with other prominent leaders, attended the meeting. Prior to the discussion, KCR had lunch with the legislators. He provided guidance on the strategy to be adopted during the Assembly sessions.
With the Assembly sessions commencing tomorrow, KCR offered various suggestions to the MLAs and MLCs. He provided direction on issues that could be used to corner the ruling party in the Assembly. It is understood that the Congress government's 1,000-day tenure was discussed, and KCR briefed the legislators on the 'charge sheet' released by the BRS. He advised them to raise issues concerning farmers, youth, students, and women in the House.
KCR directed the party to stall Assembly proceedings over the '22A lands' issue. He emphasized the need to question the government regarding its promises and pending schemes. KCR devised a strategy to take on the Congress party from the platform of the Assembly. Reports indicate that KCR has decided not to attend the Assembly session this time as well; it appears the 'Pink Boss' will formulate the party's strategy from his farmhouse.
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