KCR inaugurates BRS’s central party office in Delhi

On occasion of the inauguration, KCR entered the office while rituals were simultaneously being performed beside special pujas.

Hyderabad: The Bharat Rashtra Samithi’s (BRS) central office in Delhi’s Vasant Vihar was inaugurated by Telangana chief minister and party president K Chandrashekhar Rao (KCR) on Friday.

On the occasion of the inauguration, KCR entered the office while all the rituals simultaneously being performed beside special pujas.

The remarkable event saw the participation of several BRS ministers who accompanied KCR throughout the time.

Built-in the most magnificent manner as per ‘Vastu Sastra’ standards, the four-storied BRS building, work on which began last year as part of its national expansion and activities in the centre of Delhi, will be launched by BRS supremo KCR.

With the launch of the BRS’s central office, which is floated with the aim of ‘comprehensive development of the country and bringing farmers’ rule into the country’, the expansion of the party will be accelerated.

Roads and buildings minister Prashanth Reddy and Rajya Sabha MP Joginapalli Santosh Kumar are constantly monitoring the works related to the construction of BRS Bhavan in Delhi and are overseeing the inauguration activities.

The BRS Bhavan with flour floors is built on an area of 11,000 square feet. The lower ground will have a media hall and servant quarters. A canteen, reception lobby and 4 chambers for general secretaries are built on the ground floor while. BRS national President KCR’s chamber, other chambers and conference halls are established on the first floor.

A total of 20 rooms are available on the second and second floors, including the president’s suite, the working president’s suite and the remaining 18 other rooms.

Kavitha hails KCR’s leadership

Praising the Bharat Rashtra Party (BRS)’s opening of its new office at the national capital, MLC K Kavitha hailed chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao’s leadership despite facing many difficulties.

“A man with a mission whose commitment inspired 39 political parties across the country to support the Telangana statehood. A party that began with the single goal of “Telangana state formation” achieved success despite difficult political conditions and with the overwhelming support of every citizen who believed in the idea of Telangana,” Kavitha said.

Wishing grand success to the party, the Nizamabad MLC said over the last eight years of Telangana’s existence, BRS has had many of its members in Rajya and Lok Sabhas of the Indian Parliament.

“With 9 MPs in Lok Sabha, 7 MPs in Rajya Sabha, and 105 MLAs in Telangana, the party has grown into a national powerhouse,” she said.

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