Hyderabad, Oct 30 (Hydnow): TPCC Chief Revanth Reddy said that TJS Chief Kodandaram has been fighting against the anti-people policies of the BRS government for the past ten years.
After the meeting with Kodandaram on Monday, Revanth told the media that he came here to ask for his support from the Congress. He said that Kodandaram’s cooperation is necessary to get rid of the scourge and suffering of Telangana. He said that they would move forward together to form a public government in the state. In the future, a coordinating committee will be appointed and taken forward.
He said that there will be a committee from TJS to participate in the government. He said that TJS and Congress are working together in the field of elections. He said that TJS will have a key position in the next Congress government. The TPCC chief revealed that Kodandaram has promised to stand by the target till the target is met. (Hydnow)
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