Digital Desk: The recently renamed Bharat Rashtriya
Samiti (BRS), formerly known as the TRS, is the subject of debate after some of
its leaders hoisted banners in Hyderabad that displayed the incorrect map of
India. The map that can be seen in the BRS banners is allegedly frequently
utilized by Pakistan, according to the opposition.
A few BRS leaders, notably the MLA for Khairatabad, and Danam Nagendar, put up banners across Hyderabad. A few flags were erected at
the well-known Somajiguda location.
The party's national leader K Chandrasekhar Rao,
regional party leaders, and a somewhat visible map of India are depicted on the
banners. However, some people noted that the Indian map was lacking.
The
banners, which are often employed by Pakistan, included a map with a portion of
Jammu and Kashmir annexed. A few BJP leaders are demanding action against the
Telangana ruling party and claiming it is a violation of the Indian
Constitution.
As
a sign of the party's entry into federal politics, the Telangana Rashtra Samiti
(TRS) this week changed its name to "Bharat Rashtra Samiti" (BRS).
During
the party's general assembly meeting in Hyderabad, a resolution to this effect
was approved. K Chandrasekhar Rao, the party's president and chief minister,
read out the decision and declared that the party's general body meeting had
unanimously decided to alter the name of the party from TRS to BRS.
KCR launched TRS in 2001 to resurrect the fight for Telangana to
become a separate state. He established the first government in the new state
in 2018 after winning the battle in 2014 after a 13-year struggle.
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