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Khammam BRS leaders blame bickering for Assembly poll debacle

The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leadership has decided to reorganise the party committees at the State and district levels soon to re-energise the party ranks following the debacle in the recent Assembly elections. To keep the momentum of activity, it has decided to do an Assembly constituency-wise review after the ongoing preparatory meetings of Parliamentary constituencies.

Starting from January 3, the Parliamentary constituency preparatory meetings are being held in two stretches – from January 3 to 12 and from January 16 to 21. Party president K. Chandrasekhar Rao is expected to return to public life in February and is planning to take up a district tour to re-ignite the spirit of party ranks that have been dampened to some extent due to the Assembly election loss.

Speaking in the Khammam Lok Sabha constituency meeting on Tuesday, party working president K.T. Rama Rao said fighting against odds was not new to the party rank and file as the BRS had come into existence with the movement for statehood. The party ranks would get rejuvenated once party president Chandrasekhar Rao gets back to public space.

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