Hyderabad: TRS president K Chandrasekhar Rao has shifted his focus onto party affairs with an intention to retain power in 2023 assembly elections. Sources said though the party is organisationally strong when compared to other parties, KCR wants to strengthen the party further.
Wednesday’s appointment of party chiefs for all 33 districts by KCR was a step in that direction, sources said. KCR is also likely to announce the party state committee in a week’s time.
KCR, in fact, started the preparations for the next elections by rolling out schemes like Dalit Bandhu and reduction of pension age from 60 years to 57 years, etc. With political climate in the state heating up and both opposition parties, BJP and Congress, also joining the rat race, KCR felt time has come for strengthening the party from the grassroots level — in villages — as party workers need to take the government welfare schemes and programmes to the people’s doorstep.
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