Amidst widespread speculation of an understanding between the BJP and BRS the saffron party president JP Nadda today launched a blistering attack on BRS supremo K Chandrasekhar Rao, accusing him of corruption and promoting his family at the cost of Telangana state.
He dismissed the meeting of the Opposition parties as merely a "photo session" by parties fighting for the survival of their own dynasties.
Mr Nadda's attack came after BRS working president KT Rama Rao failed to meet Union home minister's Amit Shah during his visit to New Delhi apparently because the local unit felt that it might send out a wrong message.
Mr Nadda, addressing a public rally at Nagarkurnool began by attacking Mr Rao.
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