Will KCR’s efforts ever bear result to bring all Opposition on one platform?

New Delhi: Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao’s attempt to form a federal front has not been successful. Chandrashekhar Rao sat camping in Delhi for two days but did not meet any big leader.

It was later said that he and his wife had gone to Delhi for checkup and treatment.

The question is, when he came to Delhi for treatment, what was the need to put up his posters all over Delhi? He used to come to Delhi earlier also but this time the journey was perhaps for a different purpose and end.

This time his party had put up posters across Delhi. Rao even sat down to meet the leaders but no one came. However, BJP MP Subramanian Swamy, who is retiring from Rajya Sabha, and farmer leader Rakesh Tikait met him. After staying in Delhi for two days, Chandrashekhar Rao went on a tour of Jharkhand.

There he met Chief Minister Hemant Soren. What happened between the two was not made public.

But according to informed sources, there was discussion about forming a front against the central government. Many states are angry with the Center over the reduction in the powers of the states and the decreasing share of the states in the central taxes.

That is why the Chief Minister of Jharkhand is with Rao on this issue but he is not in favor of forming any front without Congress. As such, his government rests on the support of 18 Congress MLAs.

Shiv Sena is saying the same thing and DMK has to say the same thing. Therefore, apart from opposing the policies of the Center, Rao is not going to get much success in forming a new front.