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KCR not keen to join national politics
Chief Minister K. Chandrashehkar Rao said he has no plans to join the national politics and would continue to serve the Telangana State.
Chief Minister K. Chandrashehkar Rao said he has no plans to join the national politics and would continue to serve the Telangana State.
During his speech at the foundation stone laying ceremony for Yadav-Kurma Bhavan in Kokapet on Friday, KCR disclosed an interesting conversation that he had with Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh. He said when he briefed Rajnath Singh about the TRS Government's new scheme of giving Rs. 8,000 per acre input subsidy to farmers, the Union Minister asked how the farmers would return that money. But he was shocked when told that the farmers need not written that money. Then he asked whether KCR was interested in joining national politics. To this, KCR said, he told the Union Home Minister that he would serve people of Telangana in this life.
