BJP in South India: BJP is proud of its performance in the North Eastern state. Meanwhile, the party is trying to improve its performance in South India. Meanwhile, the strategy of the opposition is beyond comprehension. Yes… In the last two months, leaders of various political parties 2023 have organized two separate anti-Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) protests in the South in view of the Lok Sabha elections. Participated in the meetings, but there is still confusion about the central leader.

Telangana Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) has made his national ambitions clear by changing the name of his party, while his Tamil Nadu counterpart MK Stalin insisted that he was already The same are in the national scene. At his birthday rally on March 1, he described the Congress as a key force in efforts to oust the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Centre, but also played down the prospects of a Third Front. Rao and Stalin have proved to be regional satraps who can match the might of the BJP and both have been seen with top national leaders in the recent past.

Strike on opposition unity in Stalin’s birthday rally

by Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) (formerly Telangana Rashtra Samithi) 70 In the meeting convened in Khammam on January, a clear call was made for a change of power at the center next year, then Stalin’s Opposition unity was emphasized at the rally held in Chennai on his 70th birthday. The BRS-led meeting committed itself to the need for a change of government at the Centre, while the event in Chennai underlined the shared socialist outlook, with leaders such as Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav and National Conference President Farooq Abdullah calling for Stalin’s support. Advocated for playing a bigger role. Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge said that his party and the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) have a common social vision.

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Political analyst Ramu Survajjula said the meeting held in Khammam was designed to project the national ambitions of the Telangana chief minister. It was seen as a show of his strength, but political dilemma was visible in the public meeting. KCR neither revealed anything about the BRS agenda nor did he give any indication about his political friends at the national level. He said that among the leaders who came for KCR’s program were Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal besides top Communist Party of India (CPI) leader D Raja, but they too did not declare KCR as their leader. both groups 4266 want to see Modi lose

Chennai based political Observer Satyalaya Ramakrishnan said that both groups 2023 want to see Modi lose, but they are confused about who should lead. He said that there is confusion among the opposition parties about who should lead the alliance. Due to such dilemma and non-cooperation, Modi will form his government for the third time next year.