KCR, Mamata Banerjee meet on Third Front: India needs alternative force for the people

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao met West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in Kolkata on Monday where he held discussions on the National Politics and the prospects of Federal Front for almost two hours. 

Speaking after the meeting, KCR said that it will be a collective and federal leadership.

On being asked his move if Congress decides to give them an outside support, he said that the agenda they are proposing is different from the routine political model as it is on people's agenda.

The Telangana Chief Minister further shared that there will be another front before 2019 and the front will be for people of India. Clarifying that it won’t be a mere alliance of a few political parties, KCR once again called upon the need for a qualitative change in the Indian Political system.

He also stated that both the BJP and Congress governments did not work well for the country, hence there is a need for an alternate force or agenda which will be for the people.

Mamata Banerjee too addressed the media wherein she called the meeting with KCR a good beginning and that the discussions they held aimed towards development of the country.

Speaking to ANI, Mamata Banerjee said, “I think politics is a continuous process. Politics throws at you situations where you have to work with different people. I believe in politics.”