The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) will be conducting review meetings for the recently concluded Assembly elections, focusing on each Assembly constituency. These meetings are being held to analyze the party’s performance and identify areas for improvement. The party believes that a lack of coordination between the party and government contributed to their defeat in the previous elections.
During a preparatory meeting for the Nalgonda Lok Sabha constituency, BRS Working President KT Rama Rao expressed his thoughts on the series of meetings that have been taking place since January 3. He mentioned that despite a positive election campaign in Nalgonda, the results were not in their favor. The party only managed to win in Suryapet.
Rama Rao highlighted several reasons for their defeat, including the failure to counter false information spread through social media. He urged party members to inform the public about the promises made by Congress leaders before the elections and their current actions. Rama Rao also alleged a connection between Congress and BJP, citing an incident during the Nalgonda Municipality no-confidence vote where Prime Minister Modi used Revanth Reddy as a pawn. He called on party leaders to expose this alliance to minority communities.
Senior leader T Harish Rao emphasized the importance of unity within the party and working towards victory in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. He urged party leaders to correct any mistakes before it is too late.
Overall, the BRS is conducting these review meetings to learn from their past mistakes and improve their strategies for future elections.
