Apart from inaugurating the state Secretariat, the BRS boss is gearing up to reach Delhi for the inauguration of the BRSown building.
This would be the CM’s first visit to Delhi after December 14, 2022, when he went to the national capital for the inauguration of the party’s office on Sardar Patel Marg.
The Union Ministry of Housing in October 2020 allotted 1,100 sq mts of land at Vasant Vihar in the national capital to the TRS (now BRS) for the construction of its permanent office.The CM laid the foundation stone for the building in September 2021.
The construction has been completed in 20 months and the building is now ready for inauguration. K. Chandrashekar Rao is scheduled to leave for New Delhi on May 1 to hold parleys with leaders of non-BJP parties to discuss political strategies aimed at defeating the BJP government at the Centre in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
During his visit to Delhi, Rao is expected to invite leaders of political parties opposed to the BJP to the inauguration of the party office, and then hold a meeting with them to work out strategies to defeat the Narendra Modi-led BJP administration at the Centre.
We can say that the BRS has intensified its activity as the elections are to be held by the end of this year. KCR has announced that they would win around a hundred seats a make a hattrick.