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Senior journalist echoes KCR’s views on politics
Senior journalist and popular columnist Shekar Gupta called on Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao at Pragathi Bhavan on Friday. During the discussion on national politics, Gupta strongly supported the Chief Minister’s view point of qualitative change in national politics.
Hyderabad: Senior journalist and popular columnist Shekar Gupta called on Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao at Pragathi Bhavan on Friday. During the discussion on national politics, Gupta strongly supported the Chief Minister’s view point of qualitative change in national politics.
The Chief Minister briefed in detail to the senior journalist the need for qualitative change, the background and context of his decision to play a key role in national politics. He said unless there is a change in the mindset of rulers there cannot be a real change in the situation.
In India where several States form the nation the spirit of federalism was lagging, and the cooperative spirit was totally not seen, the Chief Minister explained. Gupta also agreed with the views expressed by the Chief Minister.
Several issues faced by the country, the possible solutions, the essentialities of federal system, hurdles to federal spirit in the country, hurdles to development of the country as well as to ways and means to overcome them were also discussed in the meeting.
