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[TheBrahmabull]

peddanna ninna nuvvu adigina post/thread dorikindi ... but neekosam suskoo..

[TheBrahmabull]

ninna oka ulfa gadiki reply isthu ktr alias pittala dora jr gani muchata.. paina vundi saduko..

[BeerBob123]

[TheBrahmabull]

Arey @DaleSteyn1  enjoy .. ktr gani bathuku adi.. vadu 2009 lo politics laki adi kooda antha ayinaka vochi , Gbalupu tho saana chesindu.. karma kali power loki rakapothey vuntadi aaniki ..

[TheBrahmabull]

4th point baga sadavale janalu...... patthi vithanam sudda pusa drama baazi gadu - veedu kooda matladetode aakhir ki

[Mitron]

5 minutes ago, BeerBob123 said:

 

[TheBrahmabull]

okkadu raadu ippudu .. ade pichakuntla trolls eyyurri ante battalu chinchukuntam...

[TheBrahmabull]

arey @DaleSteyn1 thana thandana batch.. answer leda ? lekunte support kavlna as usual gaa ? ... TRS anedi oka abaddala meeda pettina party..

malli meeru pakkonolla meedi padi edupulu.. thupaakkk

[BeerBob123]

3 minutes ago, TheBrahmabull said:

arey @DaleSteyn1 thana thandana batch.. answer leda ? lekunte support kavlna as usual gaa ? ... TRS anedi oka abaddala meeda pettina party..

malli meeru pakkonolla meedi padi edupulu.. thupaakkk

k 

[boeing747]

[SeemaLekka]

21 minutes ago, BeerBob123 said:

inka e leki show nadusthunda

[TheBrahmabull]

Gade innaiah was the founding member of TRS. formed only when KCR met after him.. look at below from HANS INDIA

 

 

Born in 1954, KCR is the tenth child of Kalvakunta Raghava Rao, a contractor from Chintamadaka village in Medak district. KCR earned a BA degree from the Government Degree College in Siddipet which is Medak’s biggest town. His friends remember him as a student who had great interest in literature and politics. 

 

Sidda Reddy, his college friend, says, “He had great passion for literature and participated regularly in college debates. He had a great craze for films and wanted to pen some scripts. KCR contested college elections in 1974 for the post of president. He always hated radical politics”.

 

 

 

KCR left for Delhi and joined Sanjay Gandhi’s youth Congress in 1975. This was the year when the emergency was imposed. After Sanjay Gandhi’s death, not finding much to grow, he returned to Siddipet. He contested for the post of chairman of a primary agriculture cooperative society and lost.”

 

 

 

In 1982, he joined the newly launched TDP. KCR lost his first elections in Siddipet for the Assembly. But he won in 1985 and then there was no looking back. 

 

 

 

“KCR was known in his constituency for getting things moving. He earned a great reputation. He remembers everybody in his constituency by his or her name,” says M Shekar, a senior journalist.

 

 

 

He became the transport minister in 1996 in Chandrababu Naidu’s government. During his tenure as the minister, he wanted to build a 4-km road through a farmland, west of Siddipet. In a short span of three months, KCR convinced many people to donate their land and help build a road under the Janmabhoomi scheme.

 

 

 

During TDP’s second regime, Naidu appointed KCR as the deputy speaker in the Vidhan Sabha. KCR wanted to be included in the state cabinet and believed Naidu would do so as he had played a great role in the takeover of TDP from NTR. But Naidu failed to do so and KCR quit the TDP. He chose Telangana as his weapon for retribution.

 

 

 

He first rebelled against the TDP in May 2000, when the Chandrababu Naidu government hiked the power tariff in the state. KCR, along with other opponents, trained his guns on Naidu. In an open letter, KCR argued that the hike would impact farmers.

 

 

 

This was when KCR started laying strategies for a separate party. He met Gade Innaiah, a former naxal insurgent, who was involved in the Telangana movement but needed financial and political support. After months of discussions, KCR and Inniah decided to join hands and formed the Telangana Rashtra Party (TRP).  

 

 

 

But this relation did not last long when Innaiah felt that KCR was into unilateral decision making. He left the party taking 93 members along with him.

 

 

 

In October 2000, KCR met Jayashankar. Jayashankar supported KCR until he died in 2011. The TRS party was founded to fight for a separate Telangana and hope beckoned after smaller states like Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh came into existence. The rest of the course of the party is history.

[TheBrahmabull]

Just now, TheBrahmabull said:

Gade innaiah was the founding member of TRS. formed only when KCR met after him.. look at below from HANS INDIA

 

 

Born in 1954, KCR is the tenth child of Kalvakunta Raghava Rao, a contractor from Chintamadaka village in Medak district. KCR earned a BA degree from the Government Degree College in Siddipet which is Medak’s biggest town. His friends remember him as a student who had great interest in literature and politics. 

 

Sidda Reddy, his college friend, says, “He had great passion for literature and participated regularly in college debates. He had a great craze for films and wanted to pen some scripts. KCR contested college elections in 1974 for the post of president. He always hated radical politics”.

 

 

 

KCR left for Delhi and joined Sanjay Gandhi’s youth Congress in 1975. This was the year when the emergency was imposed. After Sanjay Gandhi’s death, not finding much to grow, he returned to Siddipet. He contested for the post of chairman of a primary agriculture cooperative society and lost.”

 

 

 

In 1982, he joined the newly launched TDP. KCR lost his first elections in Siddipet for the Assembly. But he won in 1985 and then there was no looking back. 

 

 

 

“KCR was known in his constituency for getting things moving. He earned a great reputation. He remembers everybody in his constituency by his or her name,” says M Shekar, a senior journalist.

 

 

 

He became the transport minister in 1996 in Chandrababu Naidu’s government. During his tenure as the minister, he wanted to build a 4-km road through a farmland, west of Siddipet. In a short span of three months, KCR convinced many people to donate their land and help build a road under the Janmabhoomi scheme.

 

 

 

During TDP’s second regime, Naidu appointed KCR as the deputy speaker in the Vidhan Sabha. KCR wanted to be included in the state cabinet and believed Naidu would do so as he had played a great role in the takeover of TDP from NTR. But Naidu failed to do so and KCR quit the TDP. He chose Telangana as his weapon for retribution.

 

 

 

He first rebelled against the TDP in May 2000, when the Chandrababu Naidu government hiked the power tariff in the state. KCR, along with other opponents, trained his guns on Naidu. In an open letter, KCR argued that the hike would impact farmers.

 

 

 

This was when KCR started laying strategies for a separate party. He met Gade Innaiah, a former naxal insurgent, who was involved in the Telangana movement but needed financial and political support. After months of discussions, KCR and Inniah decided to join hands and formed the Telangana Rashtra Party (TRP).  

 

 

 

But this relation did not last long when Innaiah felt that KCR was into unilateral decision making. He left the party taking 93 members along with him.

 

 

 

In October 2000, KCR met Jayashankar. Jayashankar supported KCR until he died in 2011. The TRS party was founded to fight for a separate Telangana and hope beckoned after smaller states like Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh came into existence. The rest of the course of the party is history.

 

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@TheBrahmabull

wow..awesome...we need more tehelka

vachey bro...kakisi TRS and KCR ni expose chesdam...

[TOM_BHAYYA]

Dubhai shekar nundi iga em expect cheatham pilla congress kaaka