Hyderabad: Amid profound differences in state BJP, Union Home Minster Amit Shah will meet key leaders in Hyderabad after Thursday’s whirlwind tour of Khammam. According to the schedule, he will reach Hyderabad after the public meeting in Khammam.
Shah will reach Shamshabad airport by 11 am and reach Bhadrachalam by 1:10 pm. After darshan at Sita Ramachandra Swamy Temple, he will get to Khammam by 3:20 pm. He Will address the rally from 4:50 pm to 5:50 pm. He is likely to reach Hyderabad at 6:45 where he will meet senior BJP Leaders. Shah is expected to discuss the recent issues in the state unit.
Party Leaders are leaving no Stone unturned to make Shah’s meeting a success as Khammam is the place where the party is on a weak wicket and is trying to gain a foothold. The BJP is gearing up to mobilize one lakh people, especially in a region with left influence.
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