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Less than 24 hours after Telangana Rashtra Samithi (now Bharat Rashtra Samithi) President and CM K Chandrashekhar Rao announced that the party was going national, there is a buzz among various regional and recognised regional political parties in other States. While some of them are already in talks for an alliance with the TRS (BRS) leadership, the latter too is learnt to be discussing possible alliances with others.

JD(S) HD Kumaraswamy had invited the new national party to contest in the next Assembly elections in Karnataka in alliance with his party. Similarly, Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) is said to be keen to join hands with the party in Tamil Nadu. Party President and CM KCR held discussions with such like-minded parties and organisations on possible alliance to work together against the divisive and communal forces.

The TRS (BRS) is yet to announce a specific national outlook. However, a lot of local, regional and recognised political parties are said to be keen to join hands with the national party. “The specific policies are yet to be announced, but CM Rao already gave a broad outlook of the party at various public and private meetings in recent times. Apart from fighting divisive and communal forces, the party will strive to bring a qualitative change in the national politics by joining forces with like-minded forces,” one of the general secretaries of the party said to reputed news channel.