Telangana Cm Meets Shibu Soren In Jharkhand

Telangana CM KCR said in Ranchi that the central government was not running the country "properly" and it needed to be "remedied," adding that he had been talking to various leaders across the country to decide on the agenda but denied it was about any "anti-BJP front, anti-Congress front, 4th front or 3rd front".

Rao was in Jharkhand to hand over the Rs 10 lakh checks he had promised to give to the relatives of the 2 soldiers from the state who had perished in the Galwan Valley clash with China.

At a press conference, he recalled that Jharkhand Mukti Morcha's Shibu Soren was the first guest invited to launch the party's protest for a separate Telangana state in 2001.

When asked whether it was an agenda for an anti-BJP front, he refused to give it any name. "We are very clear that India should be steered into a better direction, and an attempt is being made, and people are discussing this. There is no anti-BJP front, anti-Congress front, fourth front, or third front. What will be known. Indeed, development has not happened, and something new needs to be done."

However, he said there was still no clarity on the agenda's direction. Later Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren said, "KCR is a political person." He added that his meeting with Shibu needed to be viewed in that context.